The
Edeninfo System Development Methodology (SDM) represents a series of logically
organized activities that result in successful information technology projects.
Project managers use the SDM to produce predictable results, achieve successful
outcomes, document project activities, and comply with requirements set by the
Institution and state regulatory agencies. The SDM is a road map showing how
information technology projects are developed, documented, and managed
throughout a organization.
The
development of complex and critical software systems demands a systematic and
engineering-like procedure. Edeninfo System Developing Methodology has been
developed due to our project experiences during the last few years.
Our
process model is a collection of best practices from project experiences
in the areas of requirements engineering, project management and controlling,
risk management, quality management, software development and testing methods
– allows us to conjointly overcome arising challenges, to keep to deadlines
and budgets as well as to document the course of a project and its change
management more easily.
Many
organizations have begun to focus attention on Model Driven Architecture (MDA)
as an approach to application design and implementation. This is a
very positive development for several reasons. MDA encourages efficient use of
system models in the software development process, and it supports reuse of
best practices when creating families of systems. As defined by the Object
Management Group (OMG), MDA is a way to organize and manage enterprise
architectures supported by automated tools and services for both defining the
models and facilitating transformations between different model types.
