7 Wastes in SW Development (Arabic Edition)

SW Development Mindset: 7 Wastes in Software Development is a Complete Guide to Software Development Heads, Managers, Team Managers, and Team Leaders to eliminating wastes in software development environments.

Lean software development is a concept that emphasizes optimizing efficiency and minimizing waste in the software development process. This approach has its roots in the Lean manufacturing movement of the 1980s. However, it is now considered an integral part of the Agile software development methodology.

There are the seven types of waste in software development:

• Hand offs.

• Work in progress.

• Over engineering.

• Task switching.

• Delays.

• Relearning the process.

• Defects.

Learning how to manage this delicate balance of skills and organisation can do wonders for your software project. Knowing when to move forward and when to evaluate efficiency are just the beginning to running a tight ship. If handled right, seeking out the best ways to eliminate wasteful processes or mindsets can actually improve the independent performance of your team members and make everyone happier with the results of their work. Adding that to saving money and time sounds like a perfect plan.

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