Don’t just take our word for it! Here’s what others have been saying about ScopeMaster:
“I was originally sceptical of ScopeMaster. I entered what I believed to be good user stories from a previous public sector project and was stunned to get a quality score of only 60 percent…the stories had 199 defects within them and I soon realised that I’d need to refine them…it was slow at first then I got faster as I learned how ScopeMaster works …”
“..straight away that’s 3-6 weeks saving. What is more, it would have really helped the product owner in going to the commercial market, supplying him with such a leap in quality, and providing a benchmark for development time and cost. Even the test teams would have had more information, long before a line of code had been developed.”
“I (then) entered requirements from a multi-national retailer that weren’t even written as user stories and was surprised that ScopeMaster could still provide the same level of quality and function point estimates… it would have saved 3 – 6 months in the requirement’s gathering process.
Any software company could use this to aid in estimating responses to RFPs. I want to use it on any future projects, whether Agile or Waterfall, to tighten up the requirements as early as possible. To me it’s a no brainer, the business should be happier to get more precise estimates back from IT who will be grateful for the greater clarity. A win-win for all. ” Read the full story.
“This is of great potential benefit for the requirements community as well as the sizing community.. I share your excitement!”
“It’s amazing that you have come up with the right set of functional requirements. Another benefit of your tool is that not only does it interpret the requirements, but it actually writes the detail specifications, which can then be used as test cases.”
“I would be shocked if this didn’t improve development team productivity by at least ten percent.”
“This is really neat….other than general readability, it’s the only static analysis tool for requirements that I have ever seen”
“Your ability to size specific requirements and find problems are very powerful features that can move functional metrics into new and useful directions”