Concept: Development Case |  |
A Development Case describes the results of tailoring the development process.
Relationships
Related Elements | Project Defined Process Tailor the Process
Main Description
The Development Case is used to document the results of tailoring a process. It provides a mechanism for describing how a project has tailored a process for their specific project. In general, the development case typically refers to a standard process, often defined at an organization level, and then describes how that process has been tailored or specialized for the project. This typically includes: Information about how the process varies from the standard process, and why (typically by identifying work products added or removed from the process) What work products are reviewed at which milestones, and their level of completion References to guidelines and information that the project wants to use in addition to the information contained in the main process. What reviews will be performed, and their level of formality. What approvals are required, by whom, and when. The development case also includes information on what was tailored and why.
More Information
Guidelines | Classifying Work Products
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