Project Management: Spiral Development Definition

Project Management: Spiral Development Definition: Via Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council: Development and Acquisition Glossary: Spiral Development Definition ...

... "Spiral Development: An iterative project management model that focuses on the identification of project and product risks and the selection of project management techniques that best control the identified risks. " ...

Additional spiral project management references:

Spiral Development: The spiral model encompasses features of the phased life cycle as well as the prototype life cycle. However, unlike those life cycles, the spiral model uses risk analysis as one of its elements. ...

System Life Cycle (SLC) is defined as a structured development approach with defined activities, phases, products, and reviews that provide a standard to support the development of systems from identification through implementation, operation, maintenance, and eventual retirement. The systems life cycle process is a basic requirement for systems development. There are a variety of life cycle models, such as: waterfall, spiral, evolutionary, decomposition (or stepwise refinement), and formal transformation. The choice among the models is made based on the specific project. ...

SDLC Process: Discusses the application of software assurance best practices in the context of various SDLC methodologies, including RUP, XP, Agile, Waterfall, and the Spiral Model. ...