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ICONIX Process Roadmaps is now in stock and available!

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I’ve never believed in teaching tools, notation, or modeling in the absence of a process. The reason this book has so many process roadmaps is that there are lots of different kinds of software and systems being developed. 

Which roadmap fits the problem you are trying to solve? The following guidance might be helpful:

For embedded system development follow ICONIX Process for Embedded Systems(SysML)

For SOA and web service development follow ICONIX Process for Service Oriented Architectures

For business process modeling follow the ICONIX Business Modeling Roadmap

For algorithm intensive develoment follow ICONIX Process for Algorithms

For normal GUI-based software follow ICONIX Process for Software (use case driven object modeling)

 


 

This book documents several roadmaps and illustrates their use by example. I hope you find them helpful.

Doug Rosenberg

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doug rosenberg

Parallel Agile, Inc. (Founder, Chief Technology Officer) - formerly ICONIX (CEO)
After running ICONIX for 35 years and writing 7 books on UML, use cases, and agile software development, Doug discovered a new way to improve productivity by leveragng parallel development, and founded Parallel Agile (www.parallelagile.com) in 2018 after 4 years of test projects at the USC Center for Software and Systems Engineering, where he's been working with Prof. Barry Boehm.   A new book "Parallel Agile - Faster Delivery, Fewer Defects, Lower Cost" is mostly written and will be released during 2019.   We're also developing a Parallel Agile Add-In for Enterprise Architect and are available for training and consulting.  
In his previous lifetime...
 
Doug Rosenberg founded ICONIX in his living room in 1984 and began training companies in object-oriented analysis and design around 1990. ICONIX specializes in JumpStart training for UML and SysML, and offers both onsite and open-enrollment courses.
Doug developed a Unified Booch/Rumbaugh/Jacobson approach to modeling in 1993, several years before the advent of UML, and began writing books around 1995. Design Driven Testing is his 6th book on software engineering. He’s also authored numerous multimedia tutorials (including Enterprise Architect for Power Users) and several eBooks, including Embedded Systems Development with SysML.
Doug has spent the last few years doing "deep dive" consulting into cutting-edge technology including cross-platform mobile app development, REST APIs, and NoSQL databases, and gaining first-hand experience on some "hardcore agile" projects of varying sizes.  He's also been working with dozens of graduate students at the University of Southern California Center for Systems and Software Engineering (USC CSSE), managing Directed Research projects and developing/piloting the Parallel Agile process.

www.parallelagile.com
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