Concepts:
Implementing the Rational Unified Process
Process adaptation in general is covered in detail in the Environment
discipline and in the Process Engineer Toolkit
section. The configured process is documented in Artifact:
Development Case. Which artifacts are developed, and the extent to which
they are developed, will vary from project to project depending on team size
and risk. It is very unlikely that any project will use all artifacts to their
fullest extent.
When you implement the process and tools for a new development
environment, you must address the following:
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Organization level. Some planning is required for the
entire development organization to effectively implement a new process and
tools. For example, to select pilot projects you also need to decide whether
or not the organization needs to have a team who is responsible for process
and tools that supports all software-development projects. See Implementing
a Process in an Organization for further details.
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Project level. Effectively implementing a new process
and new tools in a software-development project can be a complex task that
requires careful planning and management. See Implementing
a Process in a Project for details.
Both the organization level and the project level must be addressed
to effectively implement process and tools.
Also see Concepts: Process Configuration
for an introduction on how the process can be configured for the organization,
as well as for individual projects.
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