Software Excellence 2014
June 5 - 6, 2014
Roma , Italia
For more than 50 years software engineering has been one of the most labor-intensive industries. Software also has a bad reputation for canceled projects, schedule delays, cost overruns, and poor quality in delivered software applications.
Many development methods have been created to improve software results: Agile, Extreme Programming, Iterative development, Merise, Pair programming, Prince2, Rational Unified Process (RUP), Spiral development, Team Software Process (TSP), and many more. Most of these are superior to the traditional waterfall development.
Not all of these methods are equally effective. For example Agile is the most popular method in 2014 for small projects but does not scale up well to large systems.
This two-day seminar discusses all of the 35 major software methodologies in 2013 and provides quantified data on how they compare in terms of quality, costs, schedules, maintenance, and customer satisfaction.
Many development methods have been created to improve software results: Agile, Extreme Programming, Iterative development, Merise, Pair programming, Prince2, Rational Unified Process (RUP), Spiral development, Team Software Process (TSP), and many more. Most of these are superior to the traditional waterfall development.
Not all of these methods are equally effective. For example Agile is the most popular method in 2014 for small projects but does not scale up well to large systems.
This two-day seminar discusses all of the 35 major software methodologies in 2013 and provides quantified data on how they compare in terms of quality, costs, schedules, maintenance, and customer satisfaction.
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