WO2017141432A1 - Dispositif, procédé et programme de traitement d'informations - Google Patents

Dispositif, procédé et programme de traitement d'informations Download PDF

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WO2017141432A1
WO2017141432A1 PCT/JP2016/054915 JP2016054915W WO2017141432A1 WO 2017141432 A1 WO2017141432 A1 WO 2017141432A1 JP 2016054915 W JP2016054915 W JP 2016054915W WO 2017141432 A1 WO2017141432 A1 WO 2017141432A1
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正次 西脇
晋 冨永
隆郎 大倉
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  • the present invention relates to the planning of a development schedule for a development project such as software.
  • Patent Document 1 since the technology of Patent Document 1 does not take into account the attributes (product type, customer, scale, novelty, etc.) of the past development project, the past development projects similar to the new development project can be searched efficiently. There is a problem that it cannot be done. Further, the technique of Patent Document 1 has a problem that the number of man-hours cannot be estimated for each process of a new development project because the man-hour performance of each process in the past development project cannot be referred to.
  • the main object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to efficiently search for a past development project similar to a new development project, and to obtain the actual value of man-hours for each process in the past development project.
  • the main purpose is to obtain a configuration that can be presented to the user.
  • An information processing apparatus includes: One or more past projects that are development projects implemented in the past are described, past project attribute information describing the attributes of the past project for each past project, and one or more past projects implemented in the past project for each past project A storage unit that stores project man-hour record information in which a process is described and a man-hour record is described for each process; A past project in which the attribute that matches the attribute of the new project that is a newly implemented development project is described in the past project attribute information is extracted, and the project man-hour performance for the extracted past project that is the extracted past project An extraction unit that extracts the process described in the information and the actual value of the man-hour for each process;
  • a past project having an attribute that matches the attribute of the new project is extracted, and the extracted past project process and the actual value of the man-hour for each process are extracted. For this reason, according to this invention, the past project similar to a new project can be searched efficiently, and the performance value of the man-hour for every process in a past project can be shown to a user.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of a development schedule planning support system according to Embodiment 1;
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the development schedule planning support system according to the first embodiment.
  • the flowchart figure which shows the process example of the man-hour track record registration flow which concerns on Embodiment 1.
  • FIG. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a processing example of a development schedule template generation flow according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a relationship between tables according to the first embodiment.
  • FIG. The figure which shows the hardware structural example of the development schedule planning assistance system which concerns on Embodiment 2.
  • FIG. 2 The flowchart figure which shows the process example of the project progress status registration flow which concerns on Embodiment 2.
  • FIG. The flowchart figure which shows the process example of the temporary work availability information registration flow which concerns on Embodiment 2.
  • FIG. The flowchart figure which shows the process example of the personnel adjustment assistance flow which concerns on Embodiment 2.
  • FIG. The flowchart figure which shows the process example of the personnel adjustment assistance flow which concerns on Embodiment 2.
  • FIG. The figure which shows the relationship between the tables which concern on Embodiment 2.
  • Embodiment 1 FIG.
  • a development schedule planning support that presents the results of a development project (hereinafter referred to as a past project) implemented in the past to the user Describe the system.
  • FIG. 1 shows a functional configuration example of a development schedule planning support system 10 according to the present embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 shows a hardware configuration example of the development schedule planning support system 10 according to the present embodiment.
  • the development schedule planning support system 10 corresponds to an example of an information processing apparatus.
  • the development schedule planning support system 10 is a computer.
  • the development schedule planning support system 10 includes a processor 901 and a storage device 902 as hardware.
  • the storage device 902 stores programs that realize the functions of the project record registration unit 11, the project search key acquisition unit 12, the project search unit 13, the project search result selection unit 14, and the development schedule template generation unit 15.
  • the processor 901 executes these programs, and performs operations of a project record registration unit 11, a project search key acquisition unit 12, a project search unit 13, a project search result selection unit 14, and a development schedule template generation unit 15, which will be described later.
  • the processor 901 is executing a program that realizes the functions of the project record registration unit 11, the project search key acquisition unit 12, the project search unit 13, the project search result selection unit 14, and the development schedule template generation unit 15. Is schematically represented.
  • the storage device 902 constitutes a project attribute result table storage unit 16, a project man-hour result table storage unit 17, a process information table storage unit 18, a work step information table storage unit 19, and a personnel information table storage unit 20.
  • the project attribute record table storage unit 16 stores a project attribute record table 601 illustrated in FIG.
  • the project attribute record table 601 is an example of project attribute record information.
  • One or more past projects are described in the project attribute result table 601 and the attributes of the past project are described for each past project.
  • the attributes of the past project are the characteristics, department, type, customer, scale, etc. of the past project.
  • PJ-ID is an identifier of a past project.
  • PJ name is a name of a past project.
  • the project man-hour record table storage unit 17 stores a project man-hour record table 602 illustrated in FIG.
  • the project man-hour record table 602 is an example of project man-hour record information.
  • the process is a combination or process of processes and work steps described in the project man-hour record table 602 of FIG.
  • a project is composed of a plurality of processes, and each process is composed of a plurality of work steps.
  • process sub-classification is a work step.
  • a combination of a process and a work step corresponds to a process, and a man-hour record is described for each combination of a process and a work step.
  • the process corresponds to a process, and the actual value of the man-hour is described for each process.
  • PR-ID is an identifier of a process.
  • ST-ID is an identifier of a work step.
  • personnel ID is an identifier of the person who performed the work step specified by “ST-ID”. Personnel are also called workers.
  • the “implementation date” is the date on which the work step specified by “ST-ID” is implemented.
  • the project attribute result table storage unit 16 and the project man-hour result table storage unit 17 correspond to examples of a storage unit.
  • the process information table storage unit 18 stores a process information table 603 illustrated in FIG.
  • the process information table 603 describes the name of the process (process name) specified by “PR-ID”.
  • the work step information table storage unit 19 stores a work step information table 604 illustrated in FIG.
  • the work step information table 604 describes the name of the work step (work step name) specified by “ST-ID”.
  • the personnel information table storage unit 20 stores a personnel information table 605 illustrated in FIG.
  • the personnel information table 605 the name of the personnel (person name) specified by the “personnel ID” and the identifier (department ID) of the department to which the personnel belongs are described.
  • the project record registration unit 11 acquires information such as attributes of a project for which development has been completed, a process of the project, a work step, a track record of man-hours for each work step, and personnel from the user. Then, the project record registration unit 11 registers the acquired information in the project attribute record table 601, the project man-hour record table 602, and the like.
  • the project search key acquisition unit 12 acquires a search key for searching for past projects similar to the new project from the user.
  • the project search key acquisition unit 12 notifies the project search unit 13 of the acquired search key.
  • the search key describes the attributes of the new project.
  • the attributes of a new project are the characteristics, department, type, customer, scale, etc. of the new project.
  • the project search unit 13 searches for past projects similar to the new project. Specifically, the project search unit 13 includes attributes (features, departments, types, customers, scales, etc.) of the new project described in the search key and attributes (features) of the past project described in the project attribute result table 601. , Department, type, customer, scale, etc.). Then, a past project in which an attribute that matches the attribute of the new project is described in the project attribute record table 601 is extracted. The past project extracted by the project search unit 13 is referred to as an extracted past project.
  • the project search result selection unit 14 selects one of the extracted past projects from the extracted past projects according to the user's instruction. In addition, the project search result selection unit 14 extracts the process described in the project man-hour record table 602 and the man-hour record for each process for the selected past extracted project. Further, the project search result selection unit 14 acquires a process name from the process information table 603 based on “PR-ID” for the selected past extracted project, and from the work step information table 604 based on “ST-ID”. The work step name is extracted, and the personnel name and department ID are extracted from the personnel information table 605 based on the “personnel ID”.
  • the development schedule template generation unit 15 generates the development schedule template 21 using the information extracted by the project search result selection unit 14 and outputs the generated development schedule template 21.
  • the development schedule template 21 indicates the process of the extracted past project selected by the project search result selection unit 14 as a process predicted to be implemented in a new project. Further, the development schedule template 21 uses the actual value of the man-hour for each process of the extracted past project selected by the project search result selection unit 14 as the predicted value of the man-hour for each process in the process that is predicted to be implemented in the new project. As shown. In addition, the development schedule template 21 uses the personnel name and department ID for each process of the extracted past project selected by the project search result selection unit 14 as the candidate candidates for each process in the process predicted to be implemented in the new project. Name and department ID of the department to which the staff candidate belongs.
  • the project search unit 13, the project search result selection unit 14, and the development schedule template generation unit 15 correspond to an example of an extraction unit.
  • step 101 the project record registration unit 11 acquires information such as the attributes of the project for which development has been completed, the process of the project, the work step, the work value for each work step, and personnel.
  • step 102 the project record registration unit 11 registers the acquired attribute information in the project attribute record table 601 in the project attribute record table storage unit 16.
  • step 103 the project performance registration unit 11 registers the acquired process, work step, and information on the actual values of the man-hours in the project man-hour record table 602 in the project man-hour record table storage unit 17.
  • step 104 the project record registration unit 11 registers process information in the process information table 603 in the process information table storage unit 18.
  • step 105 the project record registration unit 11 registers the work step information in the work step information table 604 in the work step information table storage unit 19.
  • step 106 the personnel information is registered in the personnel information table 605 in the personnel information table storage unit 20.
  • step 201 the project search key acquisition unit 12 acquires a search key from the user.
  • the project search key acquisition unit 12 notifies the project search unit 13 of the acquired search key.
  • the search key describes the attributes of the new project.
  • the project search unit 13 extracts a past project having an attribute that matches the search key.
  • the project search unit 13 includes attributes (features, departments, types, customers, scales, etc.) of the new project described in the search key and attributes (features) of the past project described in the project attribute result table 601. , Department, type, customer, scale, etc.). Then, a record of a past project in which an attribute that matches the attribute of the new project is described in the project attribute record table 601 is extracted. If there are a plurality of past projects in which attributes matching the search key are described, the project search unit 13 extracts all records of the past projects in which attributes matching the search key are described. Then, the project search unit 13 transmits the extracted extracted past project record to the project search result selection unit 14.
  • step 203 the project search result selection unit 14 displays the extracted past project records transmitted from the project search unit 13 on a display device (not shown in FIGS. 1 and 2).
  • step 204 the user selects an arbitrary extracted past project, and inputs the selected extracted past project to the project search result selection unit 14.
  • step 205 the project search result selection unit 14 stores a record in which “PJ-ID” that matches the “PJ-ID” of the extracted past project input by the user is stored in the project man-hour record table storage unit 17. Extracted from the project man-hour record table 602.
  • the project search result selection unit 14 selects a record in which “PR-ID” matching “PR-ID” included in the record extracted in step 205 is described as a process in the process information table storage unit 18. Obtained from the information table 603. Further, the project search result selection unit 14 combines the combination of “PR-ID” and “ST-ID” that matches the combination of “PR-ID” and “ST-ID” included in the record extracted in step 205. Is extracted from the work step information table 604 in the work step information table storage unit 19. In addition, the project search result selection unit 14 retrieves a record in which “personnel ID” matching “personnel ID” included in the record extracted in step 205 is described from the personnel information table 605 in the personnel information table storage unit 20. Extract. The project search result selection unit 14 transmits the extracted record to the development schedule template generation unit 15.
  • step 207 the development schedule template generation unit 15 generates the development schedule template 21 based on the record information transmitted from the project search result selection unit 14, and displays the generated development schedule template 21 on the display device.
  • the project search result selection unit 14 in step 205 causes the project man-hours in FIG. A record in which “PJ-ID: 001” is described is extracted from the result table 602. Further, in step 206, the project search result selection unit 14 records records describing “PR-ID: 100” and “PR-ID: 200” extracted in step 205 from the process information table 603 in FIG. Extract. Further, the project search result selection unit 14 stores the record in which “PR-ID: 100, ST-ID: 101” extracted in step 205 is described, “PR-ID: 100, ST-ID: 102”.
  • the extracted records are extracted from the personnel information table 605 in FIG. And the development schedule template production
  • Embodiment 2 a development schedule planning support system for obtaining support of workers who are not participating in the development project when the progress of the development project currently in progress is behind the work plan will be described. More specifically, the development schedule planning support system according to the present embodiment operates to obtain support from workers engaged in development projects other than development projects whose progress is delayed.
  • a development project whose progress has been delayed is referred to as a delayed development project.
  • FIG. 6 shows a functional configuration example of the development schedule planning support system 30 according to the present embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 shows a hardware configuration example of the development schedule planning support system 30 according to the present embodiment.
  • the development schedule planning support system 30 corresponds to an example of an information processing apparatus.
  • the development schedule planning support system 30 is a computer.
  • the development schedule planning support system 30 includes a processor 901 and a storage device 902 as hardware.
  • the project progress status registration unit 31 temporary work availability information registration unit 32, work step search key acquisition unit 33, work step search unit 34, work step selection unit 35, work step disassembly support unit 36, assignable A program for realizing the functions of the personnel search unit 37, the allocated personnel selection unit 38, and the personnel adjustment request unit 39 is stored.
  • the processor 901 executes these programs, and a project progress status registration unit 31, a temporary work availability information registration unit 32, a work step search key acquisition unit 33, a work step search unit 34, a work step selection unit 35, and a work described later.
  • the processor 901 includes a project progress status registration unit 31, temporary work availability information registration unit 32, work step search key acquisition unit 33, work step search unit 34, work step selection unit 35, work step disassembly support unit 36, allocation The state which is executing the program which realizes the function of possible personnel search part 37, allocation personnel selection part 38, and personnel adjustment request part 39 is typically expressed.
  • the storage device 902 includes a project progress status table storage unit 41, a temporary work availability information table storage unit 42, a personnel information table storage unit 43, and a department information table storage unit 44.
  • the project progress status table storage unit 41 stores a project progress status table 701 illustrated in FIG.
  • the project progress status table 701 is an example of project progress status information.
  • a plurality of workers engaged in the development project are described, and the progress status of the work with respect to the work plan is described for each worker.
  • “PJ-ID”, “PR-ID”, “ST-ID”, and “personnel ID” are the same as those shown in FIG.
  • “Progress days” indicates the number of work days for the work plan. A positive value indicates that actual work is progressing against the work plan. On the other hand, a negative value indicates that the actual work is delayed with respect to the work plan.
  • the temporary work availability information table storage unit 42 stores a temporary work availability information table 702 illustrated in FIG.
  • the temporary work availability information table 702 is an example of temporary work availability information.
  • the temporary work availability information table 702 describes whether each worker can engage in temporary work outside the development project.
  • the “support status” indicates that the worker is a development project other than the development project in which the worker is engaged (hereinafter referred to as a main development project) (typically a delayed development project). Whether it is temporarily supported, that is, whether it is engaged in temporary work outside the main development project.
  • the “support status” indicates whether or not the worker has received a request for temporary support for a development project other than the main development project (typically, a delayed development project).
  • “Supporting” indicates that the worker supports a development project other than the main development project. “Requesting” indicates that the worker has received a request for temporary support for a development project other than the main development project. Workers whose “support status” is neither “supporting” nor “requesting” are temporary for development projects other than the main development project, unless the scheduled work date overlaps with the “unsupported date” described later. Support is possible. “No support day” is a day when the worker cannot provide support. “No support day” is, for example, a training day or a vacation acquisition date.
  • the project progress table storage unit 41 and the temporary work availability information table storage unit 42 correspond to examples of storage units.
  • the personnel information table storage unit 43 stores a personnel information table in the same manner as the personnel information table storage unit 20 described in the first embodiment.
  • the personnel information table is a personnel information table 703 illustrated in FIG.
  • the personnel information table 703 is essentially the same as the personnel information table 605 illustrated in FIG.
  • the department information table storage unit 44 stores a department information table 704 illustrated in FIG.
  • the department information table 704 “department name” and “department head contact” are described for each department.
  • the “department manager contact information” is an e-mail address of the department manager.
  • the project progress status registration unit 31 registers the progress days as progress statuses in the project progress status table 701 in the project progress status table storage unit 41 for each work step, that is, for each worker, for each development project.
  • the temporary work availability information registration unit 32 registers the support unavailable date of the worker in the temporary work availability information table 702 in the temporary work availability information table storage unit 42.
  • the work step search key acquisition unit 33 acquires “PJ-ID” as a work step search key from the user.
  • the work step search key acquisition unit 33 notifies the work step search unit 34 of the acquired “PJ-ID”.
  • the work step search unit 34 extracts, from the project progress status table 701, a record in which “PJ-ID” that matches the “PJ-ID” notified from the work step search key acquisition unit 33 is described.
  • the work step search unit 34 extracts all of the plurality of records. To do.
  • the work step selection unit 35 displays the record extracted by the work step search unit 34 on a display device not shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. Further, the work step selection unit 35 selects a record designated by the user, that is, a work step designated by the user. Specifically, the user selects a work step of a record in which the number of progress days is negative, that is, a work step in which the work of the delayed development project is delayed.
  • the work step disassembly support unit 36 disassembles the work step selected by the work step selection unit 35 (a work step in which a delay has occurred among the work steps of the delay generation development project) into a plurality of finer work steps. In addition, the work step disassembly support unit 36 acquires a scheduled work date from the user for each of the work steps after disassembly.
  • the assignable personnel search unit 37 is described in the project progress table 701 that the work in the main development project is ahead of the work plan, and the temporary work availability information table 702 can be engaged in the temporary work. Extract the workers who are described. More specifically, the allocatable personnel search unit 37 obtains the progress days of development projects other than the delayed development project in the project progress status table 701, and records that the progress days are positive (work more than work plans) The ID of the record that is progressing) is extracted. Then, the assignable personnel search unit 37 extracts a record in which the extracted personnel ID is described from the temporary work availability information table 702, and investigates the “support status” of the extracted record.
  • the allocatable personnel search unit 37 corresponds to an example of an extraction unit.
  • the allocation personnel selection unit 38 acquires from the personnel information table 703 a record in which “personnel ID” notified from the allocatable personnel search unit 37 is described, and stores the personnel name and department ID described in the acquired record. Display on the display device. Moreover, the allocation personnel selection part 38 selects the personnel designated by the user. Then, the assigned personnel selection unit 38 notifies the personnel adjustment request unit 39 of the “personnel ID” and “department ID” of the selected personnel.
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 acquires a record in which the “department ID” notified from the assigned personnel selection unit 38 is described from the department information table 704. Then, the staff adjustment request unit 39 extracts the value (e-mail address) of “department manager contact” described in the acquired record. The staff adjustment request unit 39 also generates a request message addressed to the department manager who requests the staff specified by the “personnel ID” notified from the allocated staff selection unit 38 to temporarily engage in the delayed occurrence development project. . The department head is the superior of the personnel (extraction worker) identified by the “personnel ID” notified from the allocated personnel selection unit 38. Then, the staff adjustment request unit 39 transmits the generated request message to the department head contact information.
  • the staff adjustment request unit 39 transmits a request message to the terminal device used by the department head.
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 updates the “support status” of the record in which the personnel ID is described in the temporary work availability information table 702 to “requesting”.
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 receives a response message to the request message from the terminal device used by the department head. If temporary response to the delay occurrence development project is permitted in the response message, the personnel adjustment request unit 39 displays “support status” of the record in which the personnel ID of the temporary work availability information table 702 is described. To "Supporting".
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 stores the “ID” of the record in which the personnel ID of the temporary work availability information table 702 is described. Delete "Requesting" in "Support status".
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 corresponds to an example of a message generation unit.
  • FIGS. 8, 9, 10, and 11 *** Explanation of operation *** Next, an operation example of the development schedule planning support system 30 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 8, 9, 10, and 11.
  • FIG. The processing procedures shown in FIGS. 8, 9, 10 and 11 correspond to examples of the information processing method and the information processing program.
  • step 301 the project progress status registration unit 31 acquires the number of days of progress for each development project from the user for each work step, that is, for each worker.
  • step 302 the project progress status registration unit 31 registers the acquired progress days in the project progress status table 701.
  • step 401 the temporary work availability information registration unit 32 acquires a support disabled date of the worker from the user.
  • step 402 the temporary work availability information registration unit 32 registers the acquired support disabled date in the temporary work availability information table 702.
  • step 501 the work step search key acquisition unit 33 acquires “PJ-ID” as a work step search key from the user.
  • the work step search key acquisition unit 33 notifies the work step search unit 34 of the acquired “PJ-ID”.
  • step 502 the work step search unit 34 extracts, from the project progress status table 701, a record in which “PJ-ID” that matches “PJ-ID” notified from the work step search key acquisition unit 33 is described. .
  • the work step search unit 34 selects all of the plurality of records. Extract.
  • step 503 the work step selection unit 35 displays the record extracted by the work step search unit 34 on the display device.
  • step 504 the work step selection unit 35 selects a record designated by the user, that is, a work step designated by the user. Specifically, the user selects a work step of a record in which the number of progress days is negative, that is, a work step in which the work of the delayed development project is delayed. The work step selection unit 35 notifies the work step disassembly support unit 36 of the selected work step.
  • step 505 the work step disassembly support unit 36 disassembles the work step notified from the work step selection unit 35. Specifically, the work step disassembly support unit 36 disassembles the work steps to a granularity at which support can be requested from personnel who have not participated in the delay generation development project. At that time, the work step disassembly support unit 36 may display a template for disassembling the work step to the user. In addition, the work step disassembly support unit 36 acquires a scheduled work date from the user for each of the work steps after the disassembly. The work step disassembly support unit 36 notifies the assignable personnel search unit 37 of the scheduled work date of each work step after disassembly.
  • the assignable personnel search unit 37 extracts a record of personnel capable of supporting the delayed development project from the project progress status table 701. Specifically, the allocatable personnel search unit 37 acquires the progress days of development projects other than the delayed development project in the project progress table 701, and records that the progress days are positive (the work is more than the work plan). The personnel ID of the proceeding record) is extracted. Then, the assignable personnel search unit 37 extracts a record in which the extracted personnel ID is described from the temporary work availability information table 702, and investigates the “support status” of the extracted record.
  • the assignable personnel search unit 37 records the record.
  • the “personnel ID” is notified to the assigned person selection unit 38.
  • step 507 a record in which “personnel ID” notified from the allocatable personnel search unit 37 is described is acquired from the staff information table 703, and “personnel name” and “department ID” described in the acquired record are acquired. Is displayed on the display device.
  • step 508 the user designates the displayed personnel, and the allocated personnel selection unit 38 selects the personnel designated by the user. Then, the assigned personnel selection unit 38 notifies the personnel adjustment request unit 39 of the “personnel ID” and “department ID” of the selected personnel.
  • step 509 the personnel adjustment request unit 39 acquires a record in which the “department ID” notified from the assigned personnel selection unit 38 is described from the department information table 704.
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 transmits a request message. More specifically, the staff adjustment request unit 39 generates a request message whose destination is the value of “department manager contact” described in the record acquired in step 509, and the department manager receives the generated request message. A request message is transmitted to the terminal device to be used. In addition, the personnel adjustment request unit 39 updates the “support status” of the record in which the personnel ID is described in the temporary work availability information table 702 to “requesting”. Further, the personnel adjustment request unit 39 may notify the person in charge of the delayed occurrence development project that the request message has been transmitted to the department manager of the personnel selected in step 508.
  • the personnel adjustment request unit 39 receives a response message from the department head, and if the received response message denies the temporary participation of the personnel in the development project, the personnel adjustment request unit 39 deletes “in request” of “support status” of the record in which the personnel ID is described in the temporary work availability information table 702, and repeats the operations after step 508. On the other hand, if temporary response to the delay development project is approved in the response message, the personnel adjustment request unit 39 describes the personnel ID in the temporary work availability information table 702 in step 512. Update the “support status” of the existing record to “supporting”.
  • the staff adjustment request unit 39 acquires the project progress table 701 from the project progress table storage unit 41, adds the work step information disassembled in step 505 to the project progress table 701, and the project progress status The table 701 is updated.
  • the processor 901 is an IC (Integrated Circuit) that performs processing.
  • the processor 901 is a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), or the like.
  • the storage device 902 includes a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), a flash memory, and an HDD (Hard Disk). Drive) and the like.
  • the storage device 902 also stores an OS (Operating System). Then, at least a part of the OS is executed by the processor 901.
  • the processor 901 executes the project record registration unit 11, the project search key acquisition unit 12, the project search unit 13, the project search result selection unit 14, and the development schedule template generation unit 15 shown in FIG. Project progress status registration unit 31, temporary work availability information registration unit 32, work step search key acquisition unit 33, work step search unit 34, work step selection unit 35, work step disassembly support unit 36, assignable personnel search unit 37, A program that implements the functions of the assigned personnel selection unit 38 and the personnel adjustment request unit 39 (hereinafter collectively referred to as “parts”) is executed.
  • the processor 901 executes the OS, task management, memory management, file management, communication control, and the like are performed.
  • information, data, signal values, and variable values indicating the processing results of “unit” are stored in the storage device 902, a register in the processor 901, or a cache memory.
  • the program for realizing the function of “unit” may be stored in a portable storage medium such as a magnetic disk, a flexible disk, an optical disk, a compact disk, a Blu-ray (registered trademark) disk, or a DVD.
  • the development schedule planning support system 10 and the development schedule planning support system 30 include a logic IC (Integrated Circuit), a GA (Gate Array), an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit), and an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate). Array) may be realized by an electronic circuit. In this case, each “unit” is realized as part of an electronic circuit.
  • the processor and the electronic circuit are also collectively referred to as a processing circuit.

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La présente invention vise à obtenir une caractéristique permettant de rechercher efficacement un projet de développement passé semblable à un projet de développement nouveau, et de présenter, à un utilisateur, les heures de travail qui ont été utilisées pour compléter chaque processus dans le projet de développement passé. Selon la présente invention, une unité de stockage stocke des informations d'attributs de projet passé indiquant un ou plusieurs projets passés et des attributs de chacun de ce ou de ces projets passés, et stocke également des informations d'heures de travail de projet passé indiquant un ou plusieurs processus qui ont été exécutés dans chaque projet passé, et les heures de travail qui ont été utilisées pour compléter chaque processus. Une unité d'extraction extrait un projet passé ayant un attribut qui est indiqué par les informations d'attributs de projet passé et qui est identique à un attribut d'un nouveau projet, et extrait en outre des processus du projet passé extrait qui sont indiqués par les informations d'heures de travail de projet passé, et extrait les heures de travail qui ont été utilisées pour achever chaque traitement extrait.
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