IPT Lead informed to begin product development Initial Archive Requirements identified Quality Monitoring Concept Defined Long-term Maintenance Concept Defined Requirement Allocation document Review Preliminary Design Review Development processing system defined Initial Information Technology (IT) Security concept defined Test case processed Critical Design Review Code is prepared for implementation Archive requirements identified Operational and backup processing defined Unit Test Readiness Review In this step the initial and archive requirements are identified. The IPT Lead and Backup Lead should follow the archive guidance found at http://projects.osd.noaa.gov/SPSRB/archive_guidance.htm Pre-Operations Stage This allows the IPT to begin routine processing for the purpose of complete testing and validation of the product. This phase also allows for limited beta testing of the product by selected users. User feedback is then used to help refine the product and ensure product formats are documented properly and are compatible with defined requirements. Tuning of coefficients, if required, may also occur during this phase. The IPT uses the Project Plan as the basis for directing and tracking all seven Pre-Operations Stage milestones as defined on the Product Development Certificate: Software Review Operational and backup processing capabilities in place Final IT Security Concept Defined Pre-operational product output evaluated & tested System/Algorithm Readiness Review Code transitions to operations; all documentation is complete Operational and backup capabilities reach ops status Operational Readiness Review Brief SPSRB capability is ready to go operational For new products, STAR/OSPO management will jointly work with the IPTs to make the final decision on whether products are ready to be transitioned into operations. With STAR/OSPO management team approval, the IPT prepares and presents a SPSRB decision brief using the briefing template a Product Operational” found at “Declaring http://projects.osd.noaa.gov/SPSRB/briefing_temps.htm. The SPSRB secretary will invite end users to participate in the SPSRB briefing, ensuring user satisfaction and feedback This briefing gives the SPSRB an opportunity to can be given in the operational decision.
IPT Lead informed to begin product development Initial Archive Requirements identified Quality Monitoring Concept Defined Long-term Maintenance Concept Defined Requirement Allocation document Review Preliminary Design Review Development processing system defined Initial Information Technology (IT) Security concept defined Test case processed Critical Design Review Code is prepared for implementation Archive requirements identified Operational and backup processing defined Unit Test Readiness Review In this step the initial and archive requirements are identified. The IPT Lead and Backup Lead should follow the archive guidance found at http://projects.osd.noaa.gov/SPSRB/archive_guidance.htm Pre-Operations Stage This allows the IPT to begin routine processing for the purpose of complete testing and validation of the product. This phase also allows for limited beta testing of the product by selected users. User feedback is then used to help refine the product and ensure product formats are documented properly and are compatible with defined requirements. Tuning of coefficients, if required, may also occur during this phase. The IPT uses the Project Plan as the basis for directing and tracking all seven Pre-Operations Stage milestones as defined on the Product Development Certificate: Software Review Operational and backup processing capabilities in place Final IT Security Concept Defined Pre-operational product output evaluated & tested System/Algorithm Readiness Review Code transitions to operations; all documentation is complete Operational and backup capabilities reach ops status Operational Readiness Review Brief SPSRB capability is ready to go operational For new products, STAR/OSPO management will jointly work with the IPTs to make the final decision on whether products are ready to be transitioned into operations. With STAR/OSPO management team approval, the IPT prepares and presents a SPSRB decision brief using the briefing template “Declaring a Product Operational” found at http://projects.osd.noaa.gov/SPSRB/briefing_temps.htm. The SPSRB secretary will invite end users to participate in the SPSRB briefing, ensuring user satisfaction and feedback can be given in the operational decision. This briefing gives the SPSRB an opportunity to