P-Modeling Framework - Incorporating P-Modeling Framework Into Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Incorporating P-Modeling Framework Into Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Regardless of what type of development process is used in an organization; waterfall, spiral, various iterative-incremental or some others, there are certain processes, such as software design, quality control, human resources management, risk management, communication management, etc. to which can P-Modeling Framework principles can be applied, especially in the earlier stages of a project when quality control activities are either minor or (virtually) absent.

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