Best Methodology POV
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The document discusses best practices for software development processes. It advocates for an agile approach that focuses on delivering working software quickly to meet business needs, while also ensuring requirements are clear, quality is high, and costs are relatively low. It argues against rigid adherence to a single methodology, and emphasizes the importance of accurate requirements analysis, client involvement, quick responses to changes, time estimation, team interaction, and having a responsible project coordinator.
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- 1. The best methodology for software development process (POV) Hani Gamal
- 2. Agilility Agility is about being smart, active, fast, fat free, how you get things done! It is not about using “the” agile methodology
- 3. Process Requirements Divide and conquer strategy reduce risks.
- 4. Process Requirements A working software that fulfills the business needs is the aim but as example “documentation” is part of the process too!
- 5. Process Requirements Accurate business, system and user scenarios analysis. Need better prospecting?
- 6. Process Requirements Fast development meets deadlines is essential?
- 7. Process Requirements Deliver highest quality at a relatively low cost.
- 8. Process Requirements Detailed time tracking of the whole process.
- 9. Process Requirements Smooth production and easy implementation.
- 10. Point of view • Applying a particular standard methodology is wrong by all means; The bigger mistake is not to choose one! • Accuracy and clearance of requirements are essential and should be part of the cycle. • Clients should be involved in the process but not in decisions. • Quick responses to changes is essential but not in expensive cost and not without a plan. • Time estimation is not a sacred rule but perfection is possible too! • A week is very good unit of measure but a day is not bad for measurment too! • Team interaction is the most important but that doesn't mean processes & tools are not or less! • Self-organized team is good but a responsible project coordinator is better. • If no PM software meets your requirements don't create a new one unless you're a software development house.