Towards a Maturity Model for a Reuse Incremental Adoption

Software has been reused in applications development ever since pro- gramming started. However, the reuse practices have mostly been ad hoc, and the potential benefits of reuse have never been fully realized. Systematic reuse offers the greatest potential for significant gains in software development pro- ductivity and quality. Organizations are looking for ways to develop a software reuse program. The strategy for adopting a reuse technology should be based on a vision for improving the organization's way of doing business. Thus, this pa- per presents a Reuse Maturity Model proposal, describing consistence features for the incremental reuse adoption.

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