Cases

After established architecture, a baselined requirements model and a verified development/deployment process, the project could evolve into a software development factory

Lightweight” and “Agile” are often used as reasons to remove most, if not all, project administration.

Diaverum runs clinics in 14 countries, and requested a business critical system that would manage a team where the members are located far away from each other.

Diaverum had different types of requirements driving different aspects of their project and of the development of their system. As a result, they had different regulatory requirements in the different countries, performance aspects and functional requirements from the users. User training is expensive, which is why user friendliness and learnability are important requirements on systems with many users.

Diaverum runs dialysis clinics in 14 countries, using different types of clinic systems. Diaverum requested one common system supporting all clinics in all countries taking all, documented as well as undocumented, requirements into account. Most clinics would consequently require new business processes as well.