January 14, 2009 10:10 AM
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug Management,
business management,
CRD,
customer requirements,
Customer Requirements Document,
SDLC,
team managementPast is not to be buried. It contains a treasure called EXPERIENCE. In software development this treasure is of ample importance for acquiring skills required to handle the unwarranted turns and twists during the development (and implementation) period.
What we can learn from the past is the...
October 20, 2008 10:30 AM
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Customer Requirements Document,
Project Lifecycle,
project management,
SDLC,
software requirementThis is in continuation of my previous blog where I listed the 10 most important must-dos for customer to have clear software requirements in first go. Ten most important must-dos for vendor to have clear software requirements according to me would be:
Vendor...
October 17, 2008 11:22 AM
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Customer Requirements Document,
Project Lifecycle,
project management,
SDLC,
software requirementHaving clear software requirements is very important as it is going to be the foundation of the software to-be-built. Having clear software requirements in first go is equally important especially in case of overseas client. Few things are very well known to all:
1. Face to...
October 15, 2008 10:34 AM
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
Bug Management,
CRD,
Customer Requirements Document,
Project Lifecycle,
project management,
SDLC,
software requirement,
STLCBroadly there are two main loopholes in case of unclear software requirements – vendor and customer. Unclear Software Requirements could lead to disaster not only for the vendor but for customer also as I stated in my previous blog. To vendor it may cost money,...
October 10, 2008 10:56 AM
Posted by: Jaideep Khanduja
CRD,
Customer Requirements Document,
Project Lifecycle,
project management,
SDLCIn normal scenario when an order is finalized between a vendor and a customer, for building new software by the vendor, the payment terms are set in such a manner that some percentage of the project cost is paid soon after the completion of customer requirements study, generally on finalization and...
