Metric-to-Role Matrix for Software Projects
This page shows all the software development related metrics and the roles who should be managing the individual metrics during SDLC.
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Software Metrics That Matter
Metrics are collected at various stages of software development life cycle. What are the most used and useful metrics which are prevalent in the industry. Let us take a look at the list of software metrics.
Use Cases vs User Stories
Use Cases and User Stories are two widely used techniques for capturing software requirements, each serving a different purpose. This article explains their key differences, strengths, and ideal use cases through real-world examples, helping project managers, analysts, and agile teams choose the right approach—or combine both—for building user-focused software systems.
Introducing PIID the Right Way for CMMI
This blog explains how software organizations can effectively introduce and prepare PIID (Practice Implementation Indicator Description) documents for CMMI assessments. Written from a consultant-led perspective, it walks through PIID purpose, structure, evidence mapping, and appraisal readiness, helping teams demonstrate real process implementation and organizational maturity with confidence.
Understanding Use Case Diagrams in UML
Use Case Diagrams in UML provide a clear, user-centric view of system functionality by illustrating how external actors interact with a system to achieve specific goals. This article explains the core elements of use case diagrams—actors, use cases, and relationships—using real-world examples and practical scenarios to help beginners and professionals understand their role in modern software development and requirements analysis.
UML: Static and Dynamic Modeling of Software Systems
Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a standardized visual language used to model, design, and document software systems. By representing both the static structure and dynamic behavior of a system, UML helps teams clearly understand what a system is made of and how it behaves over time. This post provides a concise overview of UML, its purpose, and a complete list of UML diagram types—setting the foundation for deeper dives into each diagram in upcoming articles.