Enterprise Software Development Environment
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An Enterprise Software Development Environment is a software development environment that is an enterprise system (for supporting enterprise software development).
- AKA: Enterprise Development Platform, Enterprise Programming Environment.
- Context:
- Task Input: Enterprise Code, Development Resources, Enterprise Requirements
- Task Output: Enterprise Software, Development Artifacts
- Task Performance Measure: Development Efficiency, Code Quality, Compliance Level
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- It can (typically) enforce Enterprise Security through access controls.
- It can (typically) manage Team Collaboration via enterprise tools.
- It can (typically) ensure Code Compliance through policy enforcement.
- It can (typically) support Enterprise Integration via system connectors.
- It can (typically) maintain Development Standards through governance tools.
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- It can (often) automate Enterprise Workflows through process engines.
- It can (often) track Development Activity via monitoring tools.
- It can (often) enable Resource Sharing through enterprise clouds.
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- It can range from being a Department-Level Development Environment to being a Corporation-Wide Development Environment, depending on its organizational scope.
- It can range from being a Single-Team Development Environment to being a Multi-Team Development Environment, depending on its collaboration scope.
- It can range from being a Local Enterprise Environment to being a Cloud-Based Enterprise Environment, depending on its deployment model.
- It can range from being a Basic Enterprise Environment to being an Advanced Enterprise Environment, depending on its feature sophistication.
- It can range from being a Project-Specific Environment to being a Cross-Project Environment, depending on its project scope.
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- Example(s):
- Financial Enterprise Development Environments (banking systems for financial software development), such as secure development platforms.
- Healthcare Enterprise Development Environments (medical systems for healthcare software development), such as compliant development platforms.
- Government Enterprise Development Environments (agency systems for government software development), such as regulated development platforms.
- Retail Enterprise Development Environments (commerce systems for retail software development), such as scalable development platforms.
- Manufacturing Enterprise Development Environments (industry systems for manufacturing software development), such as integrated development platforms.
- VigLink Development Environments for business-focused development.
- OpenGov Development Environments for government-focused development.
- PlayStation Development Environments for game-focused development.
- Medable Development Environments for healthcare-focused development.
- LegalOn Development Environments for legal-focused development.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Personal Development Environment, which lacks enterprise features.
- Academic Development Environment, which serves educational purposes.
- Small Business Development Environment, which has different scale requirements.
- Open Source Development Environment, which follows different governance models.
- See: Enterprise System, Development Platform, Enterprise Software, Software Engineering Environment, Enterprise Architecture.