Virtually Managed Software - A Quick Overview
Good software does not just happen. Good software is good work that results from good knowledge, good plans and good execution. All of these ideas lead to quality software - good software.
Virtually Managed Software is software that comes from good knowledge, good plans and good execution.
Good Knowledge - Foundation
We need good requirements before starting the software development - is a common cry for help in every software project. It seems this is not getting solved anytime soon. But how come your competition is creating good software before you can? Who is giving them the requirements?
Actually, it is just that they are focused on knowledge. Good knowledge - based on accurate facts and data to inform your actions leads to automatic awareness of possibilities can be translated into requirements.
Good Plans - Design, Architecture and Order
We need to plan our work! This is abs backwards!
It is not uncommon to forget to do the first things first, only to spend more time afterwards to get back on track. Good plans can beat this.
Good plans account for priorities, so that those activities that enhance knowledge and create strength are performed first.
Everyone knows we must design first. But we cannot do it. Because we always learn after we start doing it, not before. Good plans create awareness and knowledge before starting development.
Good Execution - Development, Testing and Use
Here is the plan - go execute it!
This is how it seems all projects are being done. No, the plan is not wrong (or bad). You have to be able to develop right because the plan is already done!
Wrong.
Good execution occurs with the awareness and knowledge of how to make good plans work. Good plans work, because they are based on knowledge which is already shared. Also those who execute plans make the plans. Good execution is not handed down.
Conclusion
So there you have it. Virtually Managed Software comes from
- Good Knowledge
- Good Plans
- Good Execution
For more details on ideas and examples of Virtually Managed Software, visit vmsoft.com.