Use of geographically separated software development groups is proposed as a method for enabling 24-hour software development, or software shift work. Virtual team co-operation, information requirements and communication channels are explored. Utilizing multiple teams on a software development project enables concurrent engineering methods to reduce product time-to-market.
Use of geographically separated software development groups is proposed as a method for enabling 24-hour software development, or software shift work. Virtual team co-operation, information requirements and communication channels are explored. Utilizing multiple teams on a software development project enables concurrent engineering methods to reduce product time-to-market.
Use of geographically separated software development groups is proposed as a method for enabling 24-hour software development, or software shift work. Virtual team co-operation, information requirements and communication channels are explored. Utilizing multiple teams on a software development project enables concurrent engineering methods to reduce product time-to-market.