I’ve been in IASA’s IT Architects Regional Conference (ITARC) in Atlanta. Great event, with very interesting events with the topics which the architects want. Some of the presentations were very good, others not that good, but I got many good ideas from all of them. I’ll post on the topics later.
Meanwhile, I want to share IASA’s project of creating an IT Architect skills library: http://www.iasahome.org/web/home/skillset. Is an ongoing project, but is worthwhile to take a look at it.
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Great job Gabriel, that is excellent.
To ensure the excellent quality of application, the provider must do the testing at the various stages of the software project. For instance, during the coding phase, the developers must write the Unit Test cases for their module/form, and test the program thorougly. Once the coding is complete, QA group (assuming your provider has one) should execute the System Test Cases (written after the requirements are finalized) and make sure that the system performs as per the customer's requirements.
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Hmm... having a "coding phase" offshore is very risky. It assumes a onsite delivery after the coding is complete, and is too late to discover problems, specially if you need to re-specify to offshore it again...
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