| Sampling Factors: |
Location (Not Relevant: Location is not a relevant factor, becuase all projects used the same methodology independly of the location.)
Customer (Not Relevant: All projects used the same Quality System independently of the customer, so customer is not a relevant factor.)
Size (Not Relevant: There is not distinguishing in the methodology based on project size, so size is not a relevant factor.)
Organizational Structure (Not Relevant: There is not distinguishing in the methodology based on the organizational structure. The whole company used the same processes and methodology, so the organizational structure is not a relevant factor.)
Type of Work: The type of work is a sampling factor because the quality system describes different tools, methods and documentation to be used depending on the type of work (V-Development, Incremental Development). |
| Sampling Factor Values: |
V Life Cycle Development (Type of Work): It is a process that represents the sequence of steps in the development life cycle of a project. Activities and results to be produced during product development are described. The left side of the V represents the breakdown of the needs, and the creation of system specifications. The right side of the V represents the integration of parts and verification. V means “verification and validation”. It is very similar to the classical cascade model as it is very rigid and contains a lot of iteratio
Incremental Life Cycle Development (Type of Work): Planning a project in different time blocks is called iteration. In one iteration a particular work process that provides a more complete for a final product results, so that whoever uses it receives benefits of this project increasingly repeated. |
| Subgroups: |
V Life Cycle Development: Sequence of steps in the development life cycle of a project. The left side of the V represents the breakdown of the needs, and the creation of system specifications. The right side of the V represents the integration of parts and verification. V means “verification and validation”. It is very similar to the classical cascade model as it is very rigid and contains a lot of iterations.
6 People, 2 Basic Units
– V Life Cycle Development
Incremental Life Cycle Development: Planning a project in different time blocks is called iteration. In one iteration a particular work process that provides a more complete for a final product results, so that whoever uses it receives benefits of this project increasingly repeated.
7 People, 2 Basic Units
– Incremental Life Cycle Development |