A software development post-mortem summary
Frank F. Tsui, S.C. Hofmann, W.J. Goldstrohm · Software Engineering Journal · 1992
Software development requires the integration of many concepts and activities. We looked at five key elements: people, functions, schedule, tools and processes. These five elements and their dynamics are discussed in the context of a business applications project. This analysis is performed in the spirit of a project post-mortem, as encouraged by Abdel-Hamid and Madnick [1]. It also provides data with which other business applications developers can compare.