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The Gear Stream Cloud Factory Model Continued (Again)

I’ve been discussing the Gear Stream cloud factory model that establishes a pattern for software development characterized by high velocity, high reliability, high dependability, and high predictability-from start to finish. Here are the final three key components of the model: Acceptance: In the Gear Stream model, acceptance is effectively guaranteed by the time the software Continue

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The GearStream Cloud Factory Model Continued

My last post introduced the GearStream cloud factory model that establishes a pattern for software development characterized by high velocity, high reliability, high dependability, and high predictability-from start to finish. Here are three more key components of the model: Cloud factory: The heart of the GearStream model is the cloud factory itself, which relies on Continue

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The GearStream Model: Restoring health to software outsourcing

To help companies transition to an on-demand cloud factory, GearStream has introduced a cloud factory model that establishes a pattern for software development characterized by high velocity, high reliability, high dependability, and high predictability-from start to finish. The model is made up of eight key stages and strategies, which I’ll address over the next several Continue

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Introducing the On-Demand Cloud Factory

Despite the drawbacks, outsourcing and cloudsourcing still offer distinct advantages, including the ability to tap talented, external resources on an as-needed basis. Cost efficiencies and flexible access to high-quality developers make a compelling case for the outsource/cloudsource model. I don’t mean to take the significant disadvantages lightly. Companies must retain the flexibility to rapidly wind Continue

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