Floss Sustainability
Measuring the sustainability of free/libre, open-source software (i.e. FLOSS) which is developed by the collaboration of programmers.
Measuring the sustainability of free/libre, open-source software (i.e. FLOSS) which is developed by the collaboration of programmers.
Historical IT project data can be used for data modelling. This is to enable forecasting of: project costs, schedules, defects and effort.
Software rates versus function point price? Discover the importance of FP Price and other normalized indicators against typical man hours used in software projects.
A discussion of: the key points when undertaking a modernization project and the use of Open Source and the costing of Cloud-based solutions.
Realistic and accurate estimations play an important role in the success of a project. Historical software project data supports accuracy.
An examination on the effect of: project size on productivity and the effort spent on phases of the project lifecycle. Agile projects are considered.
The use of accurate software measurement and benchmarking is shown to be a significant way to save project costs.
This presentation discusses the benefits of using Cosmic function points for the benchmarking and measurement of software projects.
Accurate estimations are essential for the success of your project.
Determine the factors that impact your project’s productivity.
Learn about productivity, estimation and team size in Agile.
Compare your project’s estimates to the best in the software industry.
A significant proportion of your IT systems’ budget may be spent on maintenance and support.
Learn about the importance of software size, as an important factor in estimating cost.
Discover how customer satisfaction, cost-effectiveness and quality can be maintained with outsourcing.
Learn about the factors that affect the schedule and budget of your project.
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