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Focus: Methodology , Findings and Salient's suggestion for Success




  Researchers         : Mohammad Shahadat Hossain Chowdhury,

  Venue               : BASIS SoftExpo-2012
  Date                : 26-Feb-2012

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1. Hazard of Using Process
    2. Experience and Methodology of Research
    3. Strength and Weakness of Current Practice
       activity
    4. Salient Suggestion and Findings
    5. Conclusion and Future Work
    6. Q& A




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Hazard: Why ?

        What the Practitioners are doing ?



        Let’s See




        SDLC demo




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Common (Mis)conceptions about
    Software Process
    • Investment in Process = More Cost

    • Industry operate at such a low margin that it
      cannot afford processes.

    • Processes increase overheads, resulting into
      more development and/or deployment time.

    • Processes makes an organization inefficient.
      Our time is consumed by documentation,
      rather than coding.
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Questions about Process and
                   Practice
   • Is     software      process
     improvement     worth    the
     investment?
   • Can a mature process really
     pay for itself?
                                                      ?
   • Is ISO/CMMI or Six Sigma
     goals worth pursuing?
   • Or Can we go for such Model
     which leads profit as well as
     ensure minimum Process
     Quality

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Research Methodology*
      A. Initial approach Questionnaires using likert Scale


      B. User story writing on projects

      C. Finding demonstrate by PMI –Plus Minus Interesting
          technique

      Details : reasoning for questions *




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Research Methodology*
       Likert Scale type




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Research Methodology*
      Prepared Questionnaires
      a. Organization related    :22 Questions
      b. Project Management & Requirement
      Analysis                                : 24 Questions
      c. Software Quality Assurance & Design :10 Questions
      d. Coding                                :13 Questions
      e. Testing                               :20 Questions

      Some times, It was not limited to questions but move to
        story what they are actually doing




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Research Methodology*
      Step 1: Collecting data using User story
      Step2 :Focus process areas for characterizations
              i. Project Management
              ii. Analysis & Design
              iii. Quality Assurance
              iv. Testing




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Research Methodology*
      Why PMI?
      PMI stands for 'Plus/Minus/Interesting'. It is a valuable
      improvement to the 'weighing pros and cons' technique used
      for centuries and implications of a decision.

      When we have selected a course of action, PMI was a good
      technique to use to check that it is worth taking.

      If the decision is still not obvious, we can then score the table
      to show the importance of individual items. The total score
      should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.



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Research Methodology*
                                               PMI Focus on Project Management
            PMI- Plus minus
              Interesting
                                        Plus                   Minus                 Interesting

                                                                                 New Team member
                               Estimation was based on   Real Life estimation
                                                                                  cope with New
                               expert judgment.          was not considered.
                                                                                     domain.
                                                                                 Due to absence of
                                                         Project Monitoring
                                                                                 Re-Planning, More
                               Real Experience    PM     was not effective in
                                                                                difficult to visualize
                               involved.                   terms of Issue
                                                                                project ending rather
                                                             resolution.
                                                                                  than assumption.
                                                         Risk was addressed,      Project close with
                               Risk Identification was    no Mitigation or         mutual support
                               good.                     Contingency Plan or    understanding in later
                                                          corrective action.           phase.

                                                                                Domain Knowledge
                               Project   Progress    &   No Re- Estimation        retention Policy
                               Milestone meeting held.        Done.             through Document
                                                                                was partially absent.



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Research Methodology*
                                                  PMI Focus on Project Management
      PMI- Plus minus
        Interesting                      Plus                     Minus                  Interesting
                              Requirement Validation and
                                                          No Re-Scheduling for     Client reference creation
                              Sign off done with little
                                                               Re Planning.         through extra support.
                              effort.
                              User Manual Validation by    Resource Swapping
                              User and UAT approach.          during Project.
                              Team Motivation for extra Infrastructure readiness
                              work and extra Mileage.          related delay.
                                                         Client Maturity was not
                                                             good in terms of
                              Project Management Plan
                                                             Visualization or
                              prepared as a Bible.
 Impacted Score Range [+-3]                                 Requirements and
                                                                 Interface.
                              Project Kickoff Ensures Sr.
                              Mgmt          and      Team Initial Technical and
                              Commitment         covering       Functional
                              infrastructure,     steering Requirements were not
                              committee,        escalation        mature.
                              mechanism issue.
                              Initial Kick off Commitment
                              not follow up during the
                              project.

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Objectives of Software Process
 Improvement Efforts *
      • Reduce rework
           – Each defects costs
           – Higher number of defects results into very high rework cost
             (and unsatisfied clients also)

      • Increase productivity
           – What is the productivity of your developer? Do you have
             statistics?

      • Remove bottlenecks
           – The efficiency of development team depends on the process
             bottlenecks

      • Improve visibility
           – Do you know the accurate project status at any point of
             development?
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Case Example 1: Software Process
     without Review and/or Inspections
                                                                                          Rework
                                                                        Production

          Requirements                  Rework                                    100++

                               Rework                                 Systems /           Rework
                                                                   Acceptance Test
                                                                              100+


                                                         Integration           Rework
                   Design          Rework                  Testing
                                                                       100+

                                                                                Rework
                                                      Unit Test

                                                            100+


                                                                         Rework
                                    Code



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Case Example 1: Software Process with
       Review and /or Inspections
                                          Rework                                       Production
                      Requirements
                     Requirements
                                 1
                                                                                      Systems /
                            Review/Inspection                                      Acceptance Test


                                 Design         Rework
                                 Design
                                           1                                   Integration
                                                                                 Testing

                                       Review/ Inspection

                                                                           Unit Test
                                                                Rework
                                                   Code
                                                   Code
                                                            1

                                                          Review/ Inspection


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Cost of Review/Inspection Process Efforts

                                                                                                          Req. Defects
        Cost of Defect Removal (Tk. in 000)




                                              20
                                              18                                                        Analysis Defects

                                              16
                                              14                                                         Design Defects

                                              12                                                        Code Defects
                                              10
                                               8
                                               6
                                               4
                                               2


                                                   Req. Analysis Design   Code   Test     Acceptance   Operations
                                                                   Defect Removal Stage

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Limitation of Research Methodology*
      * Limitations of this Research only 4 to 5 company visit.
      * Lesson Learn from this research yet to incorporate in
      the next research
      •* Only SME local Organization selected but not
      categorized based on Practitioners and expert
      •




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Matrix showing strength & weakness of
 activity Perform *
     Activity                                         Poor   Low Avg   High
     1. Prepare formal Project Plan & Schedule                             X
     proposal level
     2. Prepare Estimation based on actual fact        X
        [ i.e. productivity factor]
     3. Rework Effort Tracking                         X
     4. Based/Raw data analysis for project            X
     progress, Defect and time sheet etc.
     5. Schedule Track and update                                X
     6. Root cause and defect analysis                 X
     7. Domain Knowledge sharing                             X
     8. Self study / R & D                                             X
     9. Prepare & update Project Plan & Schedule             X
     execution level
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Matrix showing strength & weakness of
 activity Perform *
     Activity                                          Poor   Low Avg   High
     10. Practice of Self study / R & D by team                          X

     11. Response on Bug fixing and changing                             X
     requirements of client
     12. Track internal or external changes in          X
     requirements, its cost and dead line fail
     13. Schedule and Effort Variance Track             X

     14. Maintenance period support and extra work                       X
     15. Quality and Testing activity                             X
     16. Skill and Role based Training                        X
     17. Client dealing and Negotiation in effective          X
     manner
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Summary of Analytics *
           Based on the data from the below table using 17 focus
           Activities , We can convert organization strength upto
           64.5%, if we use pareto analysis
             Rate                Number               %       Remark
             High               5                     29.5%
             Avg                1                     6%
             Low                5                     29.5%   Try to convert
                                                              it into avg or
                                                              high
             Poor               6                     35%     Activities
                                                              belong this can
                                                              be focus for
                                                              improvement
             Total              17                    100
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Salient Suggestions for Success *
      1. Life cycle selection and validation for specific project type and
         size based on client Maturity.
         Key Benefit: Help project to focus on reality and maturity of
         application, as well as ensure client expectations [in terms of time
         and deliverables]

      2. Emphasis on Estimation and share the reality with client sponsor
         showing ROI-Return on Investment.
         Key Benefit: Visualize and change clients target & create
         Impression as well as productivity for future.


       3. A small project charter / management plan need to ensure for
         keeping overview of project
         Key Benefit: Reduce Impact of resource swapping

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Salient Suggestions for Success                                           Cont..
    4.Plan may be based on Schedule either excels/Microsoft Project/ Jira,
      Identify dependency, Re-Schedule visualizes the roadmap and
      progress.
      Key Benefit: Any time Management or client will get updates of
      Project and may reduce the Risk of delay through
      Mitigation/contingency plan. Corrective measures can be taken
      easily.

   5. Monitoring and control team, Milestone, Risk, should kept Minimum
      Project Status Report, Minutes of Meeting and Action Item Tracker/
      Issue Tracker monthly/weekly or daily scrum meeting can be
      arranged.
      Key Benefit: At least Sr. management and PM can be updated by this
      report as well as Clients can be notified about the status.



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Salient Suggestions for Success                                       Cont..

      6. Separate Measurement can be tracked for Rework, Defect, skill,
         costing, which may be calculated and analyzed for Cost and Benefit
         analysis
          Key Benefit: Cost and Benefit Analysis can be done [If management
         focuses on it]

      7. Resource Allocation and Release details need to be updated from
         schedule with skill.
         Key Benefit: Helps to plan for Future Project and skill

      8. Knowledge Share culture may impose through Key Performance
         Indicator.
         Key Benefit: It helps to prevent another project committing the
         same mistake and increase skilled resource




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Salient Suggestions for Success                                               Cont..
   9.ERD design needs to verify effectively before implementation.
     Key Benefit: Helps to reduce rework in implementation phase

   10.Need to follow Software Security, Maintainability issue.
      Key Benefit: It will help to increase customer satisfaction will
      create option for reuse

   11. Need to follow Minimum tools for version control or bug tracking
       and effort of rework.
       Key Benefit: Its help to identify the bug and reasoning for it and help
       to calculate extra cost for re-work effort.

   12. Ensure Domain Experts in Analysis Phase
     Key Benefit: Overcome the project failure because of lack of Domain
     Knowledge and experience of analyst and end users.



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Salient Suggestions for Success                                        Cont..

      13. Need to track bug and prepare test case for testing
      Key Benefit: It will support to deliver quality product and help
         team to make their weakness as strength.

      14. Need to ensure risk tracking approach and risk database.
      Key Benefit: Help to mitigate or contingency planning of risk and
         support other learn from other mistakes/risk




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Collects ,
  Measures Minimum
      Practice
   from SME org

                                                        Publish & Present Paper
   Root Analyze &
     validate by                 3D analysis of Data
      Software                 through PMI – Measures
    practitioners                  At least 15 SME
                                                                     Publish Metrics data and Paper
                                          Root cause data
  Map with Best                      Computation and share metrics
    practice ,
  Model and trend
                                                                  Metrics
                                                                 Evaluation      Indicators &
 Discuss and Validate                                                         Model Guide for SME
     By BASIS

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How to have Successful Basic Process in
   your project

   Get services of a good Software Process Improvement
      coach. Don’t follow do it yourself approach unless you
      have the required expertise.

   Confirm executive level (CxO) sponsorship and
      commitment.

   Treat Basic Process as a routine work and part of project.
      Develop plan, outline key success factors and provide
      resources.


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Common Reasons for the Failure of SPI
Efforts
   Lack   of executive-level                   (CxO)   sponsorship   and
      commitment.

   Lack of middle and 1st-line management commitment.

   Organizational culture unwilling to change -- e.g.,
      “Hero-developer” culture.

   Lack of commitment to continuous Software Process
      Improvement and Knowledge Monopoly

   Do it yourself approach.



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Organization and the Practitioners
                    Options!


          Continue with the software
          industry’s historical record.

                          OR

    Transform your organization and
   practice into an efficient and mature
   way with higher profits and quality

                                     Lets see the culture build the process
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But anyone can start now and
                                         create a successful ending.
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Mistakes are painful when they
            happen & enjoyed by the competitors




                      But year's later collection of mistakes
                      is called experience, which leads to
                      success.
                      It allow Learn from Others Mistake
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It’s a continuous journey in
     software process improvement

  We welcome the carp of our work for the future
  strength, towards this research, as we are still learning
  from the real life practice .



                      Thank You for patience and support.



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Q&A


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Presentation on software assessment in bangladesh basis soft_expo2012_final

  • 1. Focus: Methodology , Findings and Salient's suggestion for Success Researchers : Mohammad Shahadat Hossain Chowdhury, Venue : BASIS SoftExpo-2012 Date : 26-Feb-2012 Department of CSE - United International University
  • 2. 1. Hazard of Using Process 2. Experience and Methodology of Research 3. Strength and Weakness of Current Practice activity 4. Salient Suggestion and Findings 5. Conclusion and Future Work 6. Q& A Department of CSE - United International University
  • 3. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 4. Hazard: Why ? What the Practitioners are doing ? Let’s See SDLC demo Department of CSE - United International University 4
  • 5. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 6. Common (Mis)conceptions about Software Process • Investment in Process = More Cost • Industry operate at such a low margin that it cannot afford processes. • Processes increase overheads, resulting into more development and/or deployment time. • Processes makes an organization inefficient. Our time is consumed by documentation, rather than coding. Department of CSE - United International University 6
  • 7. Questions about Process and Practice • Is software process improvement worth the investment? • Can a mature process really pay for itself? ? • Is ISO/CMMI or Six Sigma goals worth pursuing? • Or Can we go for such Model which leads profit as well as ensure minimum Process Quality Department of CSE - United International University 7
  • 8. Research Methodology* A. Initial approach Questionnaires using likert Scale B. User story writing on projects C. Finding demonstrate by PMI –Plus Minus Interesting technique Details : reasoning for questions * Department of CSE - United International University 8
  • 9. Research Methodology* Likert Scale type Department of CSE - United International University 9
  • 10. Research Methodology* Prepared Questionnaires a. Organization related :22 Questions b. Project Management & Requirement Analysis : 24 Questions c. Software Quality Assurance & Design :10 Questions d. Coding :13 Questions e. Testing :20 Questions Some times, It was not limited to questions but move to story what they are actually doing Department of CSE - United International University 10
  • 11. Research Methodology* Step 1: Collecting data using User story Step2 :Focus process areas for characterizations i. Project Management ii. Analysis & Design iii. Quality Assurance iv. Testing Department of CSE - United International University 11
  • 12. Research Methodology* Why PMI? PMI stands for 'Plus/Minus/Interesting'. It is a valuable improvement to the 'weighing pros and cons' technique used for centuries and implications of a decision. When we have selected a course of action, PMI was a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. If the decision is still not obvious, we can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision. Department of CSE - United International University 12
  • 13. Research Methodology* PMI Focus on Project Management PMI- Plus minus Interesting Plus Minus Interesting New Team member Estimation was based on Real Life estimation cope with New expert judgment. was not considered. domain. Due to absence of Project Monitoring Re-Planning, More Real Experience PM was not effective in difficult to visualize involved. terms of Issue project ending rather resolution. than assumption. Risk was addressed, Project close with Risk Identification was no Mitigation or mutual support good. Contingency Plan or understanding in later corrective action. phase. Domain Knowledge Project Progress & No Re- Estimation retention Policy Milestone meeting held. Done. through Document was partially absent. Department of CSE - United International University 13
  • 14. Research Methodology* PMI Focus on Project Management PMI- Plus minus Interesting Plus Minus Interesting Requirement Validation and No Re-Scheduling for Client reference creation Sign off done with little Re Planning. through extra support. effort. User Manual Validation by Resource Swapping User and UAT approach. during Project. Team Motivation for extra Infrastructure readiness work and extra Mileage. related delay. Client Maturity was not good in terms of Project Management Plan Visualization or prepared as a Bible. Impacted Score Range [+-3] Requirements and Interface. Project Kickoff Ensures Sr. Mgmt and Team Initial Technical and Commitment covering Functional infrastructure, steering Requirements were not committee, escalation mature. mechanism issue. Initial Kick off Commitment not follow up during the project. Department of CSE - United International University 14
  • 15. Objectives of Software Process Improvement Efforts * • Reduce rework – Each defects costs – Higher number of defects results into very high rework cost (and unsatisfied clients also) • Increase productivity – What is the productivity of your developer? Do you have statistics? • Remove bottlenecks – The efficiency of development team depends on the process bottlenecks • Improve visibility – Do you know the accurate project status at any point of development? Department of CSE - United International University 15
  • 16. Case Example 1: Software Process without Review and/or Inspections Rework Production Requirements Rework 100++ Rework Systems / Rework Acceptance Test 100+ Integration Rework Design Rework Testing 100+ Rework Unit Test 100+ Rework Code Department of CSE - United International University 16
  • 17. Case Example 1: Software Process with Review and /or Inspections Rework Production Requirements Requirements 1 Systems / Review/Inspection Acceptance Test Design Rework Design 1 Integration Testing Review/ Inspection Unit Test Rework Code Code 1 Review/ Inspection Department of CSE - United International University 17
  • 18. Cost of Review/Inspection Process Efforts Req. Defects Cost of Defect Removal (Tk. in 000) 20 18 Analysis Defects 16 14 Design Defects 12 Code Defects 10 8 6 4 2 Req. Analysis Design Code Test Acceptance Operations Defect Removal Stage Department of CSE - United International University 18
  • 19. Limitation of Research Methodology* * Limitations of this Research only 4 to 5 company visit. * Lesson Learn from this research yet to incorporate in the next research •* Only SME local Organization selected but not categorized based on Practitioners and expert • Department of CSE - United International University 19
  • 20. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 21. Matrix showing strength & weakness of activity Perform * Activity Poor Low Avg High 1. Prepare formal Project Plan & Schedule X proposal level 2. Prepare Estimation based on actual fact X [ i.e. productivity factor] 3. Rework Effort Tracking X 4. Based/Raw data analysis for project X progress, Defect and time sheet etc. 5. Schedule Track and update X 6. Root cause and defect analysis X 7. Domain Knowledge sharing X 8. Self study / R & D X 9. Prepare & update Project Plan & Schedule X execution level Department of CSE - United International University 21
  • 22. Matrix showing strength & weakness of activity Perform * Activity Poor Low Avg High 10. Practice of Self study / R & D by team X 11. Response on Bug fixing and changing X requirements of client 12. Track internal or external changes in X requirements, its cost and dead line fail 13. Schedule and Effort Variance Track X 14. Maintenance period support and extra work X 15. Quality and Testing activity X 16. Skill and Role based Training X 17. Client dealing and Negotiation in effective X manner Department of CSE - United International University 22
  • 23. Summary of Analytics * Based on the data from the below table using 17 focus Activities , We can convert organization strength upto 64.5%, if we use pareto analysis Rate Number % Remark High 5 29.5% Avg 1 6% Low 5 29.5% Try to convert it into avg or high Poor 6 35% Activities belong this can be focus for improvement Total 17 100 Department of CSE - United International University 23
  • 24. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 25. Salient Suggestions for Success * 1. Life cycle selection and validation for specific project type and size based on client Maturity. Key Benefit: Help project to focus on reality and maturity of application, as well as ensure client expectations [in terms of time and deliverables] 2. Emphasis on Estimation and share the reality with client sponsor showing ROI-Return on Investment. Key Benefit: Visualize and change clients target & create Impression as well as productivity for future. 3. A small project charter / management plan need to ensure for keeping overview of project Key Benefit: Reduce Impact of resource swapping Department of CSE - United International University 25
  • 26. Salient Suggestions for Success Cont.. 4.Plan may be based on Schedule either excels/Microsoft Project/ Jira, Identify dependency, Re-Schedule visualizes the roadmap and progress. Key Benefit: Any time Management or client will get updates of Project and may reduce the Risk of delay through Mitigation/contingency plan. Corrective measures can be taken easily. 5. Monitoring and control team, Milestone, Risk, should kept Minimum Project Status Report, Minutes of Meeting and Action Item Tracker/ Issue Tracker monthly/weekly or daily scrum meeting can be arranged. Key Benefit: At least Sr. management and PM can be updated by this report as well as Clients can be notified about the status. Department of CSE - United International University 26
  • 27. Salient Suggestions for Success Cont.. 6. Separate Measurement can be tracked for Rework, Defect, skill, costing, which may be calculated and analyzed for Cost and Benefit analysis Key Benefit: Cost and Benefit Analysis can be done [If management focuses on it] 7. Resource Allocation and Release details need to be updated from schedule with skill. Key Benefit: Helps to plan for Future Project and skill 8. Knowledge Share culture may impose through Key Performance Indicator. Key Benefit: It helps to prevent another project committing the same mistake and increase skilled resource Department of CSE - United International University 27
  • 28. Salient Suggestions for Success Cont.. 9.ERD design needs to verify effectively before implementation. Key Benefit: Helps to reduce rework in implementation phase 10.Need to follow Software Security, Maintainability issue. Key Benefit: It will help to increase customer satisfaction will create option for reuse 11. Need to follow Minimum tools for version control or bug tracking and effort of rework. Key Benefit: Its help to identify the bug and reasoning for it and help to calculate extra cost for re-work effort. 12. Ensure Domain Experts in Analysis Phase Key Benefit: Overcome the project failure because of lack of Domain Knowledge and experience of analyst and end users. Department of CSE - United International University 28
  • 29. Salient Suggestions for Success Cont.. 13. Need to track bug and prepare test case for testing Key Benefit: It will support to deliver quality product and help team to make their weakness as strength. 14. Need to ensure risk tracking approach and risk database. Key Benefit: Help to mitigate or contingency planning of risk and support other learn from other mistakes/risk Department of CSE - United International University 29
  • 30. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 31. Collects , Measures Minimum Practice from SME org Publish & Present Paper Root Analyze & validate by 3D analysis of Data Software through PMI – Measures practitioners At least 15 SME Publish Metrics data and Paper Root cause data Map with Best Computation and share metrics practice , Model and trend Metrics Evaluation Indicators & Discuss and Validate Model Guide for SME By BASIS Department of CSE - United International University 31
  • 32. How to have Successful Basic Process in your project Get services of a good Software Process Improvement coach. Don’t follow do it yourself approach unless you have the required expertise. Confirm executive level (CxO) sponsorship and commitment. Treat Basic Process as a routine work and part of project. Develop plan, outline key success factors and provide resources. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 33. Common Reasons for the Failure of SPI Efforts Lack of executive-level (CxO) sponsorship and commitment. Lack of middle and 1st-line management commitment. Organizational culture unwilling to change -- e.g., “Hero-developer” culture. Lack of commitment to continuous Software Process Improvement and Knowledge Monopoly Do it yourself approach. Department of CSE - United International University
  • 34. Organization and the Practitioners Options! Continue with the software industry’s historical record. OR Transform your organization and practice into an efficient and mature way with higher profits and quality Lets see the culture build the process Department of CSE - United International University 34 
  • 35. But anyone can start now and create a successful ending. Department of CSE - United International University 35 
  • 36. Mistakes are painful when they happen & enjoyed by the competitors But year's later collection of mistakes is called experience, which leads to success. It allow Learn from Others Mistake Department of CSE - United International University
  • 37. It’s a continuous journey in software process improvement We welcome the carp of our work for the future strength, towards this research, as we are still learning from the real life practice . Thank You for patience and support. Department of CSE - United International University 37 
  • 38. Q&A Department of CSE - United International University 38 

Notas del editor

  1. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  2. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  3. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  4. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  5. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  6. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.  
  7. PMI is an important Decision Making tool: the mind tools used so far in this section have focused on selecting a course of action from a range of options. Before you move straight to action on this course of action, it is important to check that it is going to improve the situation (it may actually be best to do nothing!) PMI is a useful tool for doing this. How to Use the Tool: In the column underneath 'Plus', write down all the positive results of taking the action. Underneath 'Minus' write down all the negative effects. In the 'Interesting' column write down the implications and possible outcomes of taking the action, whether positive, negative, or uncertain. By this stage it may already be obvious whether or not you should implement the decision. If it is not, consider each of the points you have written down and assign a positive or negative score to it appropriately. The scores you assign may be quite subjective. Once you have done this, add up the score. A strongly positive score shows that an action should be taken, a strongly negative score that it should be avoided. Example: A young professional is deciding where to live. Her question is 'Should she move to the big city?' She draws up the PMI table below: Plus Minus Interesting More going on (+5) Have to sell house (-6) Easier to find new job? (+1) Easier to see friends (+5) More pollution (-3) Meet more people? (+2) Easier to get places (+3) Less space (-3) More difficult to get own work done? (-4)   No countryside (-2)     More difficult to get to work? (-4)   +13 -18 -1 She scores the table as 13 (Plus) - 18 (Minus) - 1 (Interesting) = - 6 For her, the comforts of a settled rural existence outweigh the call of the 'bright lights' - it would be much better for her to live outside the city, but close enough to travel in if necessary. PMI was codified by Edward de Bono Key points: PMI is a good way of weighing the pros, cons and implications of a decision. When you have selected a course of action, PMI is a good technique to use to check that it is worth taking. To use the technique, draw up a table with three columns headed Plus, Minus and Interesting. Within the table write down all the positive points of following the course of action, all the negatives, and all the interesting implications and possible outcomes. If the decision is still not obvious, you can then score the table to show the importance of individual items. The total score should show whether it is worth implementing the decision.