When it comes to process implementation, the key is “keep it simple”. Alan’s process architecture ensures a place for all the pieces/parts that are all connected in a cohesive fashion.
Alan has implemented processes in an intranet environment that does take advantage of your web-based version-controlle
d tool (ideal) as the basis for you process repository. Companies that have this web-based versioning capability in place can get instant web updates via standard “check in” and “check out” capabilities. If you don’t have a web-based versioning tool, Alan can provide a more conventional configuration management library (CML) for your process elements. On top of this process foundation, Alan is a great believer in using standard MSOffice products to create your HTML web pages without the need for IT/Web application expertise. If you have these in place, that’s even better for process support.
A process activity would look like this. This template is the type of web page that provides all the process connections to any activity instance (or task) on any software development schedule.The reference is merely a template that you fill in for your business needs.
A crucial procedure for success is an inspection procedure. Alan can assist you in providing a web-based procedure that addresses both defect prevention and defect correction. Alan can show you how this particular procedure’s database can directly provide process-based metrics to improve your processes naturally.
