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PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Purpose Project
Plans Process Area Sampling of
describes the purpose of the process Work Products – graphic
area showing a sampling of work
products in relation to PA specific
Relevant Terminology practices
definitions of important terms DAR SP 1.6
from the model glossary Select Process Area Sampling of
Solutions
PA Relationships – graphic
When a PA Is Not Done Well… showing a sampling of PA
discussion points for when a relationship to PA specific
PA is not done well practices
Managing the
PAs Project
REQM
PP, PMC Organizing
Managing
and
RSKM the Work
SAM,IPM
Improvement
PAs Infrastructure
OPF
OPD Enabling
Improvement of
IPM the Work
OT
Purpose
Elicit, analyze, and establish customer, product, and product
component requirements.
Allocated Requirement
Requirement that results from levying all or part of a higher level
requirement on a lower level architectural element or design
component.
Derived Requirements
Requirements that are not explicitly stated in the customer
requirements, but are inferred (1) from contextual requirements (e.g.,
applicable standards, laws, policies, common practices,
management decisions), or (2) from requirements needed to specify
a product or service component.
Quality Attribute
A property of a product or service by which its quality will be
judged by relevant stakeholders. Quality attributes are
characterizable by some appropriate measure.
Requirements Development
Practices
Typical Work Products
Requirements Development
Requirements Development
Establish a Definition of
• Functional Architecture
Required Functionality and
• Activity Diagrams and Use Cases
Quality Attributes
• Object-Oriented Analysis With Services Identified
Product requirements
exist here.
Product component
requirements exist here.
Purpose
Select, design, and implement solutions to requirements. Solutions,
designs, and implementations encompass products, product
components, and product related lifecycle processes either singly or
in combinations as appropriate.
Design Implementation
Sustainment
The processes used to ensure that a product or service
remains operational.
Technical Solution
Select Product-
Implement the
Component Develop the Design
Product Design
Solutions
Goals
Practices
Typical Work Products
Technical Solution
Select Product-
Implement the
Component Develop the Design
Product Design
Solutions
Technical Solution
Select Product-
Implement the
Component Develop the Design Product Design
Solutions
Implemented
Designs Designs and
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Purpose
Assemble the product from the product components,
ensure that the product, as integrated, behaves properly
(i.e., possesses the required functionality and quality
attributes), and deliver the product.
Integrators
Product Integration
Assemble Product
Prepare for Product Ensure Interface
Components and
Integration Compatibility
Deliver the Product
Goals
Establish Product Integration • Product Integration Procedures
Procedures and Criteria • Product Integration Criteria Practices
Product Integration
Assemble Product
Prepare for Product Ensure Interface
Components and
Integration Compatibility
Deliver the Product
Product Integration
Assemble Product
Prepare for Product Ensure Interface
Components and
Integration Compatibility
Deliver the Product
• Acceptance Documents for the Received Product Components
Confirm Readiness of • Delivery Receipts
Product Components for • Checked Packing Lists
Integration • Exception Reports
• Waivers
Assemble Product
Components • Assembled Product or Product Components
Integration Strategy,
Procedures, Criteria, Assemblies
and Environment
Purpose
Ensure that selected work products meet their specified
requirements.
Testers
Verification
Confirmation that work products properly reflect the
requirements specified for them.
In other words, verification ensures that “you built it
right.”.
Validation
Confirmation that the product or service, as provided (or
as it will be provided), will fulfill its intended use.
In other words, validation ensures that “you built the right
thing.”.
Added rework occurs because defects that could have been caught
early escape into later lifecycle phases.
Verification
Select Work Products for • List of Work Products Selected for Verification
Verification • Verification Methods for Each Selected Work Product
Verification
Verification
• Verification Results
• Verification Reports
Perform Verification • Demonstrations
• As-run Procedures Log
Verification Verification
Plans Results
SP 3.1 SP 3.2
Perform Analyze
Verification Verification
Results
Purpose
Demonstrate that a product or product component fulfills its
intended use when placed in its intended environment.
There are arguments among the technical staff as to what the user
really wants.
Customers do not pay for products that do not meet their needs.
Validation
Practices
Validation
• Validation Reports
• Validation Results
Perform Validation • Validation Cross-Reference Matrix
• As-run Procedures Log
• Operational Demonstrations
Validation Validation
Plans Results
SP 2.1 SP 2.2
Perform Analyze
Validation Validation
Results