Software Engineering 4453A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Software Engineering, Quality Management System, Collegehumor

• School: Western University
• Department: Software Engineering
• Course: Software Engineering 4453A/B
• Professor: Abdelnasser Hassan Ouda

Document Summary

If processes are not standardized, then changes to one process may not be transferable to comparable processes elsewhere in the company. standardized across. For example, if the process involves dealing with classified material, there may be activities in the process to check that classified information is not included in any material due to be released to external organizations. Organizational constraints may mean that possible process changes cannot be made. Communication problems are a major issue in many processes and communication bottlenecks are often the reasons for project delays. Does the company have process manuals and process training programs? the process are and aren"t supported by software. Process change: involves making modifications to existing processes, may involve, introducing new practices, methods or processes, changing the ordering of process activities, introducing or removing deliverables, introducing new roles or responsibilities, change should be driven by measurable goals.