Re: Is there a formal name for an inspection process
My manager's manager came to us asking if we knew the name of an^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
existing formal methodology that was used for determining the length
of time to be allocated for document review for developers.
I'm not talking about a homegrown process...this has a specific name
and specific steps. She wasn't sure if maybe it was developed by
Carnegie-Mellon, maybe by Unisys?
Has anyone heard of this defined methodology?
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