The world of software development is plagued with cost overruns, missed schedules, and poor quality.

Why does the IT world spend more time changing requirements, rewriting code, and looking for bugs than creating the software in the first place?

Some 50-60% of IT project effort is spent on rework due to ambiguous and incomplete specifications.

Worse, the typical test effort only covers 40% of functionality, leaving problems with requirements to be discovered only through a vicious cycle of scrap and rework.

The industry approach has always been to address these symptoms and not the root cause of the problem.

Everyone tries to take away the pain of development with silver bullet tools, faster testing techniques, or expensive project planning schemes only to be continually disappointed.

So. . . What is The Solution?