- July 4, 2018
- Posted by: ATC Admin
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Consistent and independent oversight is a primary driver of ERP success.
It is important for both private and public sector organizations to find a third party that can conduct independent verification and validation (IV&V) throughout the project life cycle. By auditing the primary vendor’s deliverables and project management processes, we proactively protect your organization’s interests. Our independence allows us to take an objective view while identifying high-risk areas early in the project so you can mitigate risks and prepare contingencies.
Working in partnership with your organization,. At the core of this methodology is a keen focus on ROI. We provide tangible metrics and suggest alternative approaches to ensure you are on the path to realizing optimal benefits in the form of cost savings, operational efficiency and increased quality of software design. In the public sector, this translates to improved services for constituents and citizens.
- Verification – Determining whether the project adheres to project management disciplines and is performed according to the project plan. Verifying adherence through an independent examination of project documents and other evidence.
- Are there defects in the design or code that cause unexpected results or fail to cause expected results with the import or export of data, user interface or hardware performance?
- Does the software function and perform as expected?
- Are we building the system correctly?
- Are applicable industry and best practices and standards being employed?
- Validation – Determining whether the project deliverables and results meet the objectives, and ensuring that the end product meets the project’s documented performance outcomes and requirements.
- Is the application internally complete, consistent and sufficiently correct to support the next phase?
- Does the system satisfy business and operational requirements?
- Are we building the right system?
- Are we following the defined process and executing to defined standards?
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