I was caught by surprise when I was reading Matthew Rosenquist post on the IT@Intel blog by this information about the OCTAVE methodology: "I have observed the accuracy to be +/- 40% in complex organizations. I believe this is largely due to multiple tiers of qualitative-to-quantitative analysis and the bias introduced at each level. Credible sources have expressed a better +/- 20% accuracy for smaller implementations."
+/- 40% accuracy and we think it's good?
+/- 40% accuracy and we think it's good?
+/- 40% accuracy and we think it's good?
I was caught by surprise when I was reading Matthew Rosenquist post on the IT@Intel blog by this information about the OCTAVE methodology: "I have observed the accuracy to be +/- 40% in complex organizations. I believe this is largely due to multiple tiers of qualitative-to-quantitative analysis and the bias introduced at each level. Credible sources have expressed a better +/- 20% accuracy for smaller implementations."