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You would like to
- Address the needs of tier one clients.
- Provide a one-stop-shop for your clients.
SoftMetaWare consultants add value by
- Being professional change agents capable of operating
at the highest level in tier one client organizations, i.e. as Acting
CxO and Acting VPx.
- Being shapers at the leading edge of software
engineering techniques.
- Creating high-productivity, collaborative
environments across organizational boundaries.
- Providing expertise not only in the implementation of
enterprise software but also in the development of commercial
enterprise software products.
- Having deep domain knowledge in areas such as
Manufacturing, Mass Customization, Telecommunications, and Model Driven
Software Development.
There is never a good time for change, right?
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"Another area of major frustration and concern for
the business was the application of agile techniques at what appeared
to be mid-way through the project, giving the impression we were
starting over. In a way we were, but would have had to even without
agile techniques on the scene. This is because the previous analyst had
left, and a new team had to go through the learning curve - they were
effectively starting over anyway. All in all, the feeling of the team
is that ultimately the project has not suffered as a result. I see this
as testament to the techniques used, in that if we can regain so much
ground on our first real-life application of these techniques, then it
bodes well for when we are truly proficient in their use."
(Customer name available on request)
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Providing the substrate for
outstanding services
- Vendor independent consulting.
- Leveraging your software architecture.
- Domain driven design and software product line
engineering.
- Automation of software design and implementation to a
high degree using Model Driven Software Development.
- Deployment of domain-specific frameworks and
components.
- Streamlining your end-to-end software development
process.
A picture story of
common AntiPatterns in software projects. Recognize the symptoms in
your projects!
Read
here
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