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DiaCare
A company that provide better solutions for diabetes
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction.................................................................................................................4
2. Overview......................................................................................................................4
3. Assumptions/Constraints/Risks...............................................................................4
3.1
Assumptions......................................................................................................4
3.2
Constraints.........................................................................................................4
3.3
Risks..................................................................................................................4
4.2
5. SPI Approach..............................................................................................................5
5.1
Goals.................................................................................................................5
5.2
Methodology......................................................................................................5
5.3
Appendix...........................................................................................................................6
Acronyms..........................................................................................................................7
Glossary............................................................................................................................8
Referenced Documents...................................................................................................9
Record of Changes........................................................................................................10
Approvals........................................................................................................................11
Notes to the Author / Template Instructions...............................................................12
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Table 1: Acronyms.............................................................................................................7
Software Process Improvement Plan Revision 2.0
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Table 2: Glossary..............................................................................................................8
Table 3: Referenced Documents......................................................................................9
Table 4: Record of Changes...........................................................................................10
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Introduction
1. Introduction
The purpose of this document is to describe the Process improvement plan for software
designing process. This process improvement plan currently focuses on human resource
management process. Details on the purpose, task and responsibilities for executing the
process improvement plan can be seen. The purpose of this document also helps give details
on how the project will be delivered and shows the gain that will be realized.
2. Overview
The aim of this project is to help diabetes control their blood sugar level efficiently. The project
also exploits an opportunity for measurement of blood sugar in a more convenient way. As lots
diabetics are not even aware of having the sickness, this project also helps increase the
awareness. The criteria for success is the diabetics must make an effort to use the product if not
the company cant do anything about it. The human resource management process plays a
important role in organizing, structuring and staffing during the project. The company has been
running since 1998 and hoping able to continuously assist diabetics in solving their problem.
3. Assumptions/Constraints/Risks
3.1
Assumptions
3.2
Constraints
3.3
Risks
Implementation of the software process improvement plan might causes more error and
mistakes as everyone is too busy focusing on the implementation.
The proposed mitigation strategy would be keep the implementation of the software
process improvement plan simple which will reduce confusing or chaotic situation while
implementing.
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4.1
The methodology that was used by the company is kaizen which can be easier to implement
than other methodologies. Other methodologies require more radical changes in short term
which can increase chances of rebel and require more robust change management skill. Kaizen
focuses on the people aspects of improvement, requiring some discipline and acceptance of
change for improvement. It also addresses management ability to manage change and seeks to
put into place a culture of continuous improvement. Kaizen does this through focusing on
teamwork, personal discipline, morale, quality circles and communications to facilitate
suggestion for improvement.
4.2
Human resource management process in the company was reviewed. Targeted area for
improvement is skill acquisition and provision. Through the review, company found out that few
staffs that produce good results in their works are not motivated and idle or lounge lazily.
Company also realizes that it was due to the repetition work that makes them feel bored and
tired than usual. This provides an opportunity for improvement.
Recommendation: Provide training to give staffs more skills to apply at work that could lead to
different work assignment. Staffs are allowed to trade jobs with people in their firm to reduce
repetitive task. Staffs are also allowed to listen to music while doing their task as music helps
relieve stress and work as entertainment. Research also shows that one can expect benefits of
better memory and mental sharpness.
5. SPI Approach
Interesting trainings sections that last for at least 1 month will be provided to senior staffs to
have a change of pace and gives them some rest which might also result in better cooperation
and teamwork among the staff.
The company will announce few new rules will be implemented in the following week. Rule such
as allowing staffs to listen music while doing work is included. Staffs are given 1 whole week
time to ask question regarding the new rules. Staffs are able to send a letter of rejection on the
new rules following with their reason. If reasonable, company might not establish the rules and
take a different approach.
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Goals
5.2
Methodology
By providing trainings to the staffs, company is able to increase the capabilities and knowledge
of its workers. The collaboration between the staff to complete their given training will also
results in improved teamwork and friendship among the staffs. The company is also able to
have more understanding on the personality of the staff with help of observation and few
personality tests during the training. Listening to music can reduce fatigue and boredom of the
staffs and motivate them to do their work. Progression of the staffs are recorded for further use
in the company
5.3
Roles
Responsibilities
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Acronyms
Appendix
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Each appendix should be referenced in the main body of the document where that
information would normally have been provided.
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Acronyms
Acronyms
Acronym
Literal Translation
DiaCare
SRS
DiaSmart
GPS
IEEE
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Referenced Documents
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Issuance Date
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Record of Changes
Instructions: Use the table below to record information regarding changes made to the
document over time.
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Date
Author/Owner
4 April
2015
Description of Change
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Approvals
Instructions: Obtain signature approval of the final document from the delivering organizations
Approving Authority, the primary CMS recipient (i.e., generally the Government Task Leader
(GTL), and the Business Owner. Additional signature lines may be added as needed.
The undersigned acknowledge that they have reviewed the Software Process Improvement
Plan and agree with the information presented within this document. Changes to this Software
Process Improvement Plan will be coordinated with, and approved by, the undersigned, or their
designated representatives.
Signature:
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