Mendix essentials 25 11-2011 introductie mendix by arno rood
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The document discusses the high failure rates of software projects, citing that over 45% of projects are late and over budget, while 20% fail entirely. It highlights three main reasons for project failures, including lack of user involvement, incomplete requirements, and changing requirements. Mendix aims to bridge the gap between business and IT, providing a rapid application development platform that supports collaboration and flexibility throughout the software development lifecycle.
Mendix essentials 25 11-2011 introductie mendix by arno rood
- 1. Mendix Essentials 25 november 2011 1
- 2. • > 45% procent van alle projecten over tijd en over budget • > 20% faalt en ziet nooit productie • 1/3 is maar ‘succesvol’ • > 45% van wat we maken wordt nooit gebruikt • > 25% van de requirements veranderen tijdens het project • > 40% van de fouten komen uit de requirements En de druk en verwachtingen nemen alleen nog maar meer toe…. 2 2
- 3. Why is Enterprise Software so Hard? 120% 100% 80% Failed 60% Challenged 40% Successful 20% 0% 1994 2009 Chaos Report: 68% of all software projects are NOT successful Source: Standish Group 2010 3
- 4. Top 3 reasons for project failure: 1. Lack of user involvement 2. Incomplete requirements: “the business doesn’t know what they want” 3. Requirements change Source: The Standish Group 4
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- 6. Controle gezocht in documenten 6 6
- 7. Mendix bridges the gap between business & IT Traditional projects Months… Days… Benchmark analysis Custom development versus Mendix. Source : RDF Group Plc. (www.rdfgroup.com) 7
- 8. Who We Are Launched 2007 Hyper growth (annual triple-digit growth) >200 enterprise clients in production Strong partner network & user community Offices in USA, Netherlands, UK & South Africa Background at Erasmus & TU Delft 8
- 10. From “Built-to-last” to “Built-to-change” 10
- 11. Product Supporting the full agile application lifecycle 1. Collaborate using sprintr™ 2. Develop with the App Factory™ 5. Manage & monitor with the 4. Get real-time user Enterprise Cloud Portal™ feedback & iterate 3. Deploy to the Cloud using single-click-deploy 11
- 13. Mendix App Factory: Mendix Business Modeler™ 13
- 14. Mendix Community App Store 14
- 15. Mendix Cloud Portal What is required for a Me - dndix application? 15
- 16. Seeing is Believing! Kickoff with stakeholders 5-day on-site Deliver working app + Business fixed price/fixed date 30-day go/no-go Success! (no specs needed) Modeling quote for full delivery • 5-day no cure, no pay on-site proof-of-concept • 1 Mendix business engineer on-site with relevant business-IT stakeholders • No detailed specs required • Proven methodology: in less than 5 days we present working app + fixed price/fixed date quote! • Cost: fixed fee of Euro 5.000,- • No cure no pay conditions: - If NOT successful -> FULL REFUND of PoC costs - If order is placed < 30 days after PoC -> FULL REFUND of PoC costs - PoC successful but no order -> NO REFUND 16 16
- 17. “It’s not the strongest who survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most adaptable to change.” 17 - Charles Darwin
- 18. Thank you! Arno.Rood@mendix.com 18
Editor's Notes
- #6: Its all about the speed:of creation changeSpeed of feedbackOf value delivery
- #16: What is needed for a basic application?- A domain model for your data definition Forms build in the modeler to display your data. Microflows for your custom logicCommunication between these 3 to have a coherent system