The Seventeen Principles for System Development
A "Cho-joryu" Approach
May 2, 2012
INFORMATION-TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION AGENCY, JAPAN
Software Engineering Center
Summary
IPA/SEC releases an English translation of "The Seventeen Principles for System Development - A 'Cho-joryu' Approach," which is included as appendix to the booklet "Securing Quality of Requirements through Executive Engagement (2nd edition)." "The Seventeen Principles for System Development" is compiled for both the acquirer and the supplier to facilitate the "cho-joryu" phase of system development. Each of the 17 principles is stated as a short sentence followed by commentary and a code of conduct. We publish this English translation to make them widely known overseas, and also we expect that they will be used effectively in system development practices.
Terms of Use
1)PDF formatted
1. The copyright to this document is held by the Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan.
2. This document is protected by the Copyright Act of Japan and other international copyright protection conventions and treaties. Except for the exceptions listed in item 3, modification, public transmission, sale, publishing, translation, and adaptation of this document, in whole or in part, without the explicitly written permission of the Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan, is strictly prohibited, regardless of whether or not said actions are performed for purposes of profit.
3. The Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan grants users of this document to perform the two, and only two, actions mentioned below ((1) and (2)), provided that the following copyright notice is clearly indicated.
Copyright notice: Copyright © 2012 IPA
(1) Duplication of this document, in whole or in part.
(2) Free redistribution of duplications of this document on the condition that the parties to which the duplication is redistributed are put under the same obligations as described on this page.
4. The Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan makes no guarantees of this document containing no infringements of the copyrights, patent rights, or other intellectual property rights, such as utility model rights, of third parties, nor does it assume any responsibility for possible errors contained herein. The Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan makes no guarantees that the content of this document will conform to the legal requirements of export, technology transfer, and other national laws and regulations of each country or region.
5. Other than the exceptions specified on this page, the Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan does not grant any rights nor any license relating to copyrights, patent rights, or other intellectual property rights, such as utility model rights, of the Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan or of third parties.
6. The Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan shall, in any case, not be held liable for damages which may result from, but not limited to, using this document in system development, the use of the resulting developed systems, or the inability to use said systems.
7. Please contact the Information-Technology Promotion Agency, Japan's Software Engineering Center with inquiries regarding this document.
Download
