development process

Issues

Poor requirements

When the prerequisites aren’t unfinished apparent common, rather than testable, then there’ll be issues.

Schedule

Problems are unavoidable if work is provided in too long.

Testing

Nobody will know whether or not the program isn’t any good until systems collide or the client complain.

Futurities

Asks later development is underway to pile on new attributes.

Miscommunication

Issues are ensured, if programmers don’t understand what is required or client’s have expectations.

Solutions

Requirements

All players transparent detailed, cohesive testable requirements which are agreed to by all gamers. In ‘Loaded’-type environments coordination with customers/end-users is essential.

Schedules

Allow time for modifications, design, testing, pest control, re-testing, preparation, and documentation; employees ought to be in a position to finish the project.

Testing

Begin studying early on, re-test after changes or fixes, plan for sufficient time for bug-fixing and analyzing. ‘Early’ testing comprises unit testing by programmers and diagnostic and testing capabilities.

Stick to requirements as far as you can

Be ready once development has started, to guard against changes and enhancements, and be ready to spell out consequences. They need to be reflected in program changes, if changes are essential. If you can, work closely with. This minimize changes in the future and will offer a comfort level with their prerequisites decisions to them.

Communication

Demand walkthroughs and inspections when appropriate; make comprehensive use of team communication resources – groupware, bug-tracking tools and change management applications, intranet capacities, etc.; assure that information/documentation is up-to-date and available – rather electronic, not paper; encourage teamwork and collaboration; utilize prototypes and/or constant communication with end-users if potential to describe expectations.