SeaSpin

by Steve Tockey, Construx Software A Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN) is driven with a single, clear-cut goal in mind: change an organization in a way that improves that organization's ability...

by Jennifer Shettleroe, VP of Engineering at AttachmateWRQ In 2002 the software development arm of Attachmate Corporation was struggling to balance a large number of products and projects against the demands...

by Stacey Dickinson, Solutions View, Inc. Anyone at any level of an organization who depends on other teams (or individuals) to complete work has encountered many challenges. Effective cross group collaboration...

by Aaron Hoffer, Washington Mutual In September 2004, Aaron joined the facilitation team that created Washington Mutual's enterprise-wide development methodology: the SDLC. A core team consisting of...

by John Vu, Boeing Information Technolgoy Information Technology is the “Quiet Revolution” that is changing the world. As the internet connects people together, it also connects countries and businesses...

by Steve McConnell, Construx Software For more than 10 years, Code Complete has been a computing-industry best seller. The past decade has seen the emergence of object-oriented programming, the Internet...

by Steve Trautman, Solutions Strategies If your software team is experiencing any changes such as orienting new employees, contractors, interns or outsource partners, recovering from a reorg, introducing...

by Dan Van Duine, Advanced Information Systems The Personal Software Process (PSPSM) and Team Software Process (TSPSM) are software process improvement technologies developed by the Software Engineering...

by Earl Beede, Construx Software Why is it that some software groups can create essentially the same software for a fraction of the cost/duration of other software groups? Study after study confirms that...

by Jerry Deville, Construx Software Almost everything written about lean software development has been associated with agile. This leads people to think that lean plan-driven is an oxymoron. This is a...