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The Essential Guide to Software Engineering Intelligence (SEI) Platforms
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The Essential Guide to Software Engineering Intelligence Platforms
Whether SEI is a new concept or you’re actively evaluating solutions, this guide is perfect for any organization looking to improve its engineering data practice to drive operational excellence and business impact. It covers:
Goals and value of SEI platforms
Key use cases and solution areas
Best practices for adopting SEI platforms
Software Engineering Intelligence Platform Evaluation Guide
SEI is a fairly new market segment, but it's evolving and maturing quickly. This guide is perfect for those who want to educate themselves on what to look for in potential solutions or as a tool to assess any vendors that made their shortlist. Here’s what’s inside:
Overview of key SEI capabilities and value
What to look for in an SEI platform and vendor
Success criteria for the evaluation process
Who to include in trials or formal solutions evaluations
Timeline and key milestones to ensure successful trials
Software Engineering Intelligence Buyer Scorecard
Need guidance on assessing SEI platforms? Use the scorecard for your next formal solution evaluation and get a data-backed answer to whether or not that solution meets your needs.
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