TechnoPark Corp. to Present Patent-Pending Method at IWSM/Mensura 2009 in Netherlands

Naples, FL, October 25, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The method is implemented as an endless cycle between the automatic calculator of quality metrics, and a motivation system for project performers, explains Bougaenko. The calculator uses the database of artifacts, and a set of requirements as software functions. Using the automated requirements, the calculator collects measures from artifacts.

The presentation at the IWSM/Mensura conference will elaborate on how software artifacts may provide such homogeneous measures, and how automated requirements are defined in order to process the measures. The result of the calculation is used in a project motivation framework.

"It's a challenging task to keep project artifacts and processes compliant with the set of standards used in the project, during the entire project's life cycle," says Bougaenko. "What is almost impossible for the majority of projects, is critical, timely reporting on the level of compliance. Senior management wants to know how compliant the given project is, to the standards established. Our method enables such level of control and transparency."

TechnoPark Corp. applied to the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) for a patent in October, 2008. The patent-pending method is awaiting approval (Application No. 12/264,370).

Technical implementation of the method was presented earlier this year at the VALID-09 conference in Porto, Portugal.

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