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Transforming Organisational Software Sustainability (TOSS) - Using software emission calculation data for organisational decision making during the development and use of technology applications.
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2024.04.17 #15

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seanmcilroy29 commented 2 months ago

2024.04.17 Agenda/Minutes


Time 1600 (GMT) - See the time in your timezone

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Initial visual/diagram of the framework

Issues - Project Dashboard

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seanmcilroy29 commented 2 months ago

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Pindy opened the meeting at 1600 (BST)

Software development framework for sustainability and compliance. The group discussed the structured stages and ideas that were submitted. Sean O and Pindy reviewed the swim lane approach and how it overlapped in certain areas. Pindy shared her approach of compartmentalizing strategy and operations and emphasized prioritizing sustainability metrics. She also outlined a framework for software project delivery that focused on a circular process of development and improvement. Pindy and Sean also discussed the "rubric" project donated by Indeed and its software engineering component. The group will look to invite Mohammed for his input, which is part of the execution piece.

Software development framework. Pindy and Sean O discussed measuring software development progress. They stressed the need to establish a baseline and monitor environmental reports. They brainstormed project-specific business cases and defined what should be measured, including software applications and infrastructure changes. Sean O presented a visual diagram to help identify steps for compliance and operations. Pindy provided feedback on Sean's diagram, emphasizing the importance of adhering to compliance and structure.

Maturity model for project management, focusing on structure and benchmarks. Pindy and Sean discuss the maturity model for the compliance project, seeking structure and synchronization. Sean M and Sean O discuss the maturity matrix and its impact on their project.

Software development lifecycle and project management. Pindy discusses measuring scope and compliance in software development. Sean O offers to co-chair the project, and Pindy agrees.

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