Software Development And The Dmaic Process
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The document discusses how the software development cycle aligns with the DMAIC process for continuous improvement. It outlines the typical steps in a software development cycle, including gathering customer requirements, creating a project plan, executing the plan, and reviewing the project. Each step of the software development cycle can be mapped to a corresponding step in the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) process.
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Software Development And The Dmaic Process
- 1. Copyright 2009 Stuart L. Riley Software Development Cycle and the DMAIC Process Stuart L. Riley Value-Added Software Solutions www.valaddsoft.com
- 2. Copyright 2009 Stuart L. Riley Copyright Statement Copyright 2009, Stuart L. Riley Rights reserved. This document may be downloaded for personal use; users are forbidden to reproduce, republish, redistribute, or resell any materials from this document in either machine-readable form or any other form without permission from Stuart L. Riley or payment of the appropriate royalty for reuse. Email: slriley@valaddsoft.com
- 3. Copyright 2009 Stuart L. Riley Software Development Cycle and the DMAIC Process Customer Requirements ● Customer input (voice of customer) ● Features ● Delivery date ● Objectives ● Measurables Create Project Plan ● Assign resources ● Identify talent ● Targets and checkpoints ● Test plans ● Release dates ● Freeze plan Execute to Plan ● Program ● Component tests ● Integration tests ● Debug ● Routine updates against checkpoints ● Adjust plan as needed ● Release finished product Review Project ● What was done right ● What needs improvement ● Tweak process - if needed Define Measure Analyze Improve Control Each step in the software development cycle can be assigned so a specific step in the DMAIC process.