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Экономическая эффективность универсального кода: сравнительный анализ с классической бизнес-реализацией

Cost-effectiveness of universal code: comparative analysis with classical business implementation

Экономическая эффективность универсального кода: сравнительный анализ с классической бизнес-реализацией

Abstract

This paper considers two main approaches to software development: the classic business implementation (hereinafter referred to as the CBI), focused on the specific requirements of the current project, and the universal configuration code (hereinafter referred to as the CCN), which involves the initial establishment of expansion points and flexibility. The main focus is on the economic side of the issue, including the calculation of total cost of ownership (TCO), the assessment of technical debt (TD) and time costs when integrating new requirements. Four conceptual graphs are presented to compare these approaches in dynamics.

Данная работа рассматривает два основных подхода к разработке программного обеспечения (ПО): классическую бизнес-реализацию (далее – КБР), ориентированную на конкретные требования текущего проекта, и универсальный код с настройками (далее – УКН), предполагающий изначальную закладку точек расширения и гибкости. Главный акцент сделан на экономической стороне вопроса, включая расчёт совокупной стоимости владения (TCO), оценку технического долга (TD) и временных затрат при интеграции новых требований. Представлены четыре концептуальных графика, позволяющих сравнить данные подходы в динамике.

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конфигурируемость, технический долг (TD), универсальный код, классическая бизнес-реализация, программная инженерия, экономическая эффективность, совокупная стоимость владения (TCO)

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