Stakeholder identification and understanding of their needs and concerns is a key element of responsible risk management and project development
SoDIS™ - Software Development Impact Statement - the outcome of a responsible project risk analysis
SoDIS Process® - a way to improve the quality of project scoping, stakeholder identification and analysis, linked with requirements or tasks analysis, project management and risk assessment processes
SoDIS™ Project Auditor - SPA - a tool encapsulating the SoDIS Process®, developed to help project managers better identify and capture, understand and manage the risks a project and its products could have on its stakeholders
SPA supports a SoDIS™ Analysis as well as a 'Preliminary Analysis'. A 'Preliminary Analysis' can be used for assessing whether a project is ready for SoDIS™ Analysis.
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"The Software Development Impact Statement (SoDIS), a modification of an environmental impact statement, is a way of addressing the need to modify project tasks in a formal way. A SoDIS, like an environmental impact statement is used to identify potential negative impacts of a project and specify actions that will mediate those impacts. A SoDIS is intended to reflect both software development process and the more general obligations to various stakeholders."
Don Gotterbarn, PhD
Author, Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice
Professor Emeritus, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee, USA
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