Software Development Consulting

CMM vs. CMMI: What's the difference?

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CMMI is a newer, updated model of CMM. SEI developed CMMI to integrate and standardize CMM, which has different models for each function it covers. These models were not always in sync; integrating them made the process more efficient and flexible. CMMI adds Agile principles to CMM to help improve development processes, software configuration management and software quality management.

What Are The Advantages and Disadvantages of Custom Software?

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When you’re dealing with the off-the-shelf solution, you can’t expect that all your issues will be resolved as fast as you wish. After all, you’re just one of other users, and all product updates will be conducted according to the roadmap. Therefore, all you can do is wait. You should also keep in mind that the conditions of doing business can change as well. There are some variable factors such as legal aspects and market specifics that can affect the way of how things are done.

What is Requirements Elicitation? Why is it important for software project success?

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Discussing requirements is one of the first and most important stages of software development. The scope, budget, and time estimation for a project fully depend on how complete, clear, and relevant the requirements are. Standish Group’s 2018 CHAOS Report even lists incomplete requirements as one of the most common reasons for IT project failure.It was originally published on https://www.apriorit.com/

9 Important Pros and Cons of Outsourcing to Vietnam

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Is Vietnam Good for outsourcing it? Vietnam software development outsourcing is a promising industry with many years to grow and a lot of potential to explore. In 2018, Vietnam exported $3.5 billion worth of software, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications. Vietnam is rated as the top 5 countries for software outsourcing, as of 2019.

The actual cost of new feature

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It’s not at all uncommon that features get added to software applications without really thinking through the consequences. I’ve seen this happen because a high-profile customer makes some noise about it, or because it seems like a cool idea … or sometimes just because developers have some time on their hands and have written the code.