Software Factory
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by Jack Greenfield, Keith Short · 2004
A software factory is a structured collection of related software assets, such as templates, tools, and frameworks, designed to streamline and automate the production of software applications. By applying manufacturing techniques and principles to software development, it aims to mimic the efficiency, predictability, and quality benefits of traditional assembly-line manufacturing.
What experts have said about Software Factory
4 statements · 4 positive
Software Factory automatically propagates production changes through documentation
“We detect that and now we auto propagate the work order. We auto make the change in the engineering plan and then we make the change in the prd.”
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Software Factory keeps enterprise software systems complete and synchronized
“it allows these systems to stay complete and in sync”
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Software Factory will focus on selling enterprise transformations for the next few years
“for, like the next few years, we're going to be doing a lot of this, which is selling these big transformations into large corporate enterprises”
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Software Factory may enter its second phase in three or four years
“if we can do that, Jason, in three or four years from now, we move into phase two”
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