3 Part 3: V-Modell Reference Tailoring

3.8 Tailoring-Related Product Dependencies

3.8.2 Optional Procurement of Off-the-Shelf Products

Tailoring influenced by:

Requirements Specification, Requirements Specification Overall Project

During the requirements specification, the outline of the life cycle and the overall system architecture may show that it is not necessary to develop all system components and that some components or the overall system can possibly be procured as off-the-shelf products. If it is decided that off-the-shelf products should be used, an evaluation of off-the-shelf products shall be conducted.

Part 1: Fundamentals of the V-Modell
Part 2: A Tour through the V-Modell
Part 3: V-Modell Reference Tailoring
Introduction
Directives and Instructions for Tailoring
Project Characteristics
Project Types
Project Type Variants
Process Modules
Decision Gates
Tailoring-Related Product Dependencies
Procurement of Off-the-Shelf Products
Optional Procurement of Off-the-Shelf Products
Directives from the Overall System Specification
Directives from the Acquirer
Specifying a Management of Multiple Projects
Directives from the System Architecture
Directives from the Project Manual
Directives from the Enabling System Architecture
Process Module Index
Process Module Index (Alphabetical)
List of Figures
Part 4: V-Modell Reference Roles
Part 5: V-Modell Reference Work Products
Part 6: V-Modell Reference Activities
Part 7: V-Modell Reference Mapping to Standards
Part 8: Annex
Part 9: Templates