The Software Product Development Process every business should know
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The document outlines the software product development process, highlighting key lifecycle stages from idea inception to maintenance. It discusses various software process models, including traditional and flexible approaches, and emphasizes the importance of standardization and productivity in achieving high-quality outcomes. Additionally, it identifies common difficulties in software development and the need for effective process organization.
The Software Product Development Process every business should know
- 1. THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS EVERY BUSINESS SHOULD KNOW PREPARED BY PIXEL CRAYONS
- 2. PIXEL CRAYONS COMMON QUESTIONS What is the life cycle of a software product development?01 Why do we need software process models? What are the goals of a software process and what makes it different from other industrial processes? 02 03
- 3. OUTLINE Traditional answer: "waterfall" lifecycles Flexible, incremental processes Case studies Organizing the process Organizing artifacts: configuration management Standards > software methodologies > the "Unified Process" > "synchronize-and-stabilize" (Microsoft) > the "open source" development model
- 4. LIFECYCLE The life cycle of a software product from inception of an idea for a product through requirements gathering and analysis architecture design and specification coding and testing delivery and deployment maintenance and evolution
- 5. SOFTWARE PROCESS MODEL Attempt to organize the software life cycle by > defining activities involved in software production > order of activities and their relationships Goals of a software process > standardization, predictability, productivity, high product quality, ability to plan time and budget requirements
- 6. CODE&FIX Write code Fix it to eliminate any errors that have been detected, to enhance existing functionality, or to add new features Source of difficulties and deficiencies The earliest approach > impossible to predict > impossible to manage
- 7. scheduled time and cost exceeded user expectations not met poor quality Symptoms of inadequacy: the software crisis The size and economic value of software applications required appropriate "process models" MODELS ARE NEEDED
- 8. PROCESS AS A "WHITE BOX" PIXEL CRAYONS DOROTHY MITCHELL
- 9. ADVANTAGES requirements gathering and analysis Allow project changes as the project progresses > based on feedback from the customer
- 10. THANK YOU! FOR OUTSOURCING SOFTWARE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, CONTACT US AT: HTTPS://WWW.PIXELCRAYONS.COM/ PIXEL CRAYONS