How can software Unification and stability be accomplished using the concurrent software development model (CSDM)?
Concurrent Software Development Model (CSWD) / Software Stability Model (SSM)
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Software Stability Model (SSM) is a radically new and disruptive innovation in software engineering. It is a new way of looking at how any software development effort should be undertaken, different from the approaches that we see today. SSM moves on from the traditional ways of software development where a specific software artifact is developed for every different typical application scenario to an approach that promotes factoring in the needs for the future as well and thus making the software therefore developed, ‘stable’ over time, i.e.it need not be changed in a big way repeatedly. SSM provides unique and unified methodology such as high returns on investment, complete and comprehensive development of concurrent, unified, stable, executable functional and non-functional requirements, Ultimate Design, Unified Software architecture on demand, unified Immune Testing, etc. SSM brings a list of qualities, such as true Unification, stability, scalability, adaptability, extensibility, configurability, maintainability, unlimited reuse, applicability, and more, to any software developed in any domain along this development methodology. SSM does not draw a hard transition line between the various steps in any software development methodology. For example, the requirements, design, coding, and testing for any functionality are done in one go. Such activities can be done concurrently for each functionality that must be included in the software. Thus, SSM can also be termed the Concurrent Software Development Model. This presentation introduces the Software Stability Model and how it can be used for any software development undertaking from start to delivery.
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