María José Escalona

By J. Ponce, A.H. Torres, M.J. Escalona, M. Mejías and F.J. Domínguez-Mayo

Part of the book: Application of Geographic Information Systems

By José González Enríquez, Julián Alberto García-García, Francisco José Domínguez-Mayo and María José Escalona Cuaresma

One of the most important and critical aspects to improve the quality assurance in software is to improve the testing process by utilizing techniques and tools, which will enhance the software testing process, making it more effective and efficient. This chapter presents ALAMEDA ecosystem, a software package that centers its efforts in software testing development and is a result from a real-world project. ALAMEDA provides support to lifecycles focused on the generation, implementation, and testing organization from the earliest stages of software development. In addition, the ecosystem provides an environment of rating the degree of compliance of organizations with the International Standard for Testing ISO/IEC-29119. It is proposed as a tool to use during the various iterations that may occur in an agile software development process.

Part of the book: Quality Control and Assurance

By José González Enríquez, Francisco José Domínguez Mayo, Julián Alberto García García, María José Escalona Cuaresma and Manuel Mejías Risoto

There is a wide range of enterprise content management (ECM) systems which supports, among other things, document management processes, records management and Web content management. However, each of these systems has many features and some of them can meet organizational needs depending on the scale, sector and workflow of the organization. In addition, it is very common that organizations are unaware of what ECM system best fits their needs, since each company has its particular scope and strategic objectives. This chapter is contextualized within the real project called THOT designed for the Andalusian Public Administration in Spain. The aim of this project is to study in detail ECM systems and propose an objective method to compare them for the specific scope and strategic objective of organizations. Quality evaluation framework (QuEF) has been adapted for this purpose.

Part of the book: Quality Control and Assurance

By Miguel Civit, Luis Muñoz-Saavedra, Francisco Cuadrado, Charles Tijus and María José Escalona

In this paper, we present a novel framework for the study and design of AI-assisted musical devices (AIMEs). Initially, we present taxonomy of these devices and illustrate it with a set of scenarios and personas. Later, we propose a generic architecture for the implementation of AIMEs and present some examples from the scenarios. We show that the proposed framework and architecture are a valid tool for the study of intelligent musical devices.

Part of the book: Internet of Things