Why It’s Essential to Assess Quality Management Before You Invest
January 24, 2023
Software quality is one of the biggest issues potential investors face during a purchase, merger or acquisition.
Read MoreSoftware quality is one of the biggest issues potential investors face during a purchase, merger or acquisition.
Read MoreDoes your organization have a mature process for breaking down software development projects and update requests into manageable tasks?
Read MoreIn most software shops, development is rarely ever finished.
Read MoreApplication development is the stage of application lifecycle management where planning stops and work starts.
Read MoreSoftware development teams need to understand how they are going to build an application before they can start coding. That’s where architecture and design come into an application lifecycle management process.
Read MoreA company can’t create great software if its teams don’t have systems in place to accept, prioritize and manage requirements.
Read MoreProgram and project management systems are vital in ensuring developers effectively plan, schedule, track and manage large development projects.
Read MoreUser experience management ensures developers are thinking about what the end user wants when building applications.
Read MoreVersion control — the process of tracking and managing changes to code, applications and supporting infrastructure — is a core part of the development process.
Read MoreDoes the business you’re acquiring have a mature, well-defined system for managing the lifecycle of its software?
Read More“Are we getting a good deal?”
Read MoreTechnical due diligence may be a vital part of the due diligence process, but that doesn’t stop some companies from undervaluing it or skipping it completely.
Read MoreEntering into a merger or acquisition agreement without thorough research into a company’s finances and operations would be unthinkable.
Read MoreInternal teams look to outsourced agencies to add incredible value, something only an experienced studio can offer. Those teams also can’t afford any mistakes, given the critical nature of software for most businesses.
Read MoreCommunication is usually one of the first things to crack in a client-developer relationship. And when communication goes, the rest of the relationship quickly follows.
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