Monday, September 01, 2003

KB Definition - Adaptable Process Model (APM)

APM is to provide you with a software process that you can customize and adapt to local needs. The APM includes a detailed process flow implemented as a hypertext document, descriptions of many key software engineering tasks, document templates, and checklists. Acquiring the APM can significantly reduce the time required to develop your company's software process description.

Because the complete APM is provided in hypertext format within the RSP&A Web site, you and your colleagues review the complete generic process. If you think it has merit for your organization, the complete hypertext version can be acquired for an extremely reasonable price. You can then build a local website for Internet or intranet application, while at the same time making the adaptations necessary to mold the APM to local requirements. In most cases, large portions of the APM can be used as is, but in every case, you have the capability to modify terminology and process content to meet your needs and better reflect your local information technologies or engineering environment.

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