Author: Robert Grady
Edition: 1st
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0136266231
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Features:
Edition: 1st
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0136266231
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Features:
Successful Software Process Improvement
Offering a method of improving the way organizations develop software, this guide shows how to plan and develop a core competency in software development. Search and download computer ebooks Successful Software Process Improvement for free.
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Presenting an investment model for software process improvement, it describes methods for sustaining management commitment and generating a environment that will ensure success. The book organizes software process improvement into four stages: Plan, Do, Check and Act. It then thoroughly reviews the steps to be taken in each stage, showing how to assess current software processes more effectively, and plan and invest to make software development a core competency. It also makes recommendations to ensure that management stays committed to process improvement for the future. Finally, the book
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Provides common sense proven techniques and approaches that software managers and developers can use to deliver significant process improvements This book organizes software process improvement into four proven stages Plan Do Check and Act It then thoroughly reviews the steps that managers and developers can take in each stage It shows how to assess current software processes more effectively and plan and invest to make software development a core competency of your organization It presents a thoughtful recommendations for making sure that management stays committed to process improvement for
A well-structured, common sense approach for improving the way organizations develop software.-- Shows how to plan and develop a core competency in software development.-- Presents an investment model for software process improvement.-- Describes proven methods for sustaining management commitment and creating an environment that breeds success.Provides common-sense, proven techniques and approaches that software managers and developers can use to deliver significant process improvements.This book organizes software process improvement into four proven stages: Plan, Do, Check, and Act. It then
Upper Saddle River New Jersey USA: Prentice Hall PTR. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1997. First Edition. Hardcover. 0136266231 . 314 pp. Spine bumped. Prev owner's name on the half-title. Describes sensible strategies and tactics to successfully carry out every stage of the development process. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall .
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Presenting an investment model for software process improvement, it describes methods for sustaining management commitment and generating a environment that will ensure success. The book organizes software process improvement into four stages: Plan, Do, Check and Act. It then thoroughly reviews the steps to be taken in each stage, showing how to assess current software processes more effectively, and plan and invest to make software development a core competency. It also makes recommendations to ensure that management stays committed to process improvement for the future
resenting an investment model for software process improvement, it describes methods for sustaining management commitment and generating a environment that will ensure success. The book organizes software process improvement into four stages: Plan, Do, Check and Act. It then thoroughly reviews the steps to be taken in each stage, showing how to assess current software processes more effectively, and plan and invest to make software development a core competency. It also makes recommendations to ensure that management stays committed to process improvement for the future. Finally, the book
