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Orange Effort Estimation Tool
Estimate software development effort with 5 different methods
This tool enables software development effort estimation using 5 different methods. All industry standard methods are used. COCOMO II This is a model for effort estimation. The use of the model enables effort estimation from non-experts (e.g. not developers). Work Breakdown Estimation This is an effort estimation method based on expert judgment. Two options are available: Delphic Oracle and Three Point Estimation. Analogy / Comparison Estimation This method... -
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ProjectTRACKER is a HTML based SW project management tool implementing standard project planning and control methods. ProjectTRACKER also supports the Agile Scrum development methodology consisting of user stories and story point estimation techniques and with this allows to close the gaps between Agile and Plan-driven concepts. In addition heuristic project scheduling and statistical estimation functions based on Lean Six Sigma methodologies are supported.
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A PHP-MySQL based software to estimate size of software projects. This tool was made to help software project managers to know function points of its projects easier, providing all necessary calculations and reports.
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