Home
Tue, 07 Feb 2012
Disciplined Development

There are many approaches to developing software; but only a few good ones. Lack of a well-defined process, executed with rigor and discipline invariably leads to cost and schedule overruns. Still, it is the rare project manager who does not abandon the mapped path when pressures begin to mount.

 

Success in software development is less common than it should be.  Management stakeholders are aware of that, and are always seeking evidence that development is on track.  They want demonstrations, not documents; executables, not designs.  The pressure can short-circuit even the most well-conceived development process.

At SafeCode, LLC,  we will help you find ways to keep your process on track.  By keeping stakeholders adequately informed their concerns can be alleviated.  Through frequent process audits with the end in mind, efficiency can be improved while ensuring that process goals are met.

 
Worth Remembering
"Poor management can increase software costs more rapidly than any other factor." -Barry Boehm, Software Engineering Economics (Prentice-Hall Advances in Computing Science & Technology Series) ISBN: 0-13-822122-7
worldphoto_d9f7bd1f590eb463208b2b3ed8e16da7-225x100.jpg
Who's Online
We have 8 guests online
nasa_iss015e21945_639x223.jpg
My2Cents Blog
My2Cents
Errata