Methodology Object Management and Quality Assurance

by Charles W. Butler

In a 2004 Cutter IT Journal article, Methodology Object Management (MOM) was introduced to fit an entire range of software development processes -- from the "heavy" traditional waterfall approach to "light" agile development methods [2]. MOM's basic tenets were developed for IT organizations that have multiple development cultures but aspire to manage the overall development structure consistently -- regardless of the software technique used in the various business lines. Using these tenets, organizations can implement simple (the agile simplicity principle), nimble methodology elements for agile projects in a manner understood by developers, customers, and upper management.

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Methodology Object Management and Quality Assurance1 October 2006