Idevco

Description

There are two main trends in social media. The first is towards people wanted to produce and be participatory, vs. passive consumer for entertainment. Rather than read a book or watch TV, people today are creating and posting YouTube videos and updating Wikipedia.

The second is a trend towards crowdsourcing ' the harnessing of large crowds in a democratic fashion to get the right answer. Much as the stock market trades are a series of votes on whether a company is doing well or poorly, the web creates its own communities. Harnessing the most popular news stories or videos makes a statement through a series of "votes" about what resonates in the public today. Crowds can also assist with finding the right answer. It maybe Wikipedia or a company forum that allows users to assist each other and provide valuable feedback to the company.

Our methodology operates in three or four month release cycles. A list of all outstanding requests are logged in our proprietary Software Change Request system. At the beginning of every software development cycle, these requests are pulled from the system, and in collaboration with the client these requests detail requirements are reviewed, prioritized, and time estimates are assigned. We then choose request that fall "above the line" - that is those that can be completed within two months of time (assuming a three month, quarterly delivery cycle).

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