Quality Assurance and Business Improvement Services

     Independent Verification and Validation (IV+V)

Project Masters' partners with government agencies to objectively apply relevant industry best practices for developing and deploying Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) methods with the highest level of quality.  IV+V services include:

• Verifying the quality and responsiveness of applied methods to assure compliance with requirements and consistency with standard practices
• Verifying transparency and data quality
• Validating information management activities to assure timely, accurate, and complete information

Project Masters' team plays a number of roles within our clients’ overall team, as is appropriate when creating a true partnership, committed to overall program success. At times, we serve as:

• Catalyst
• Moderator
• Mediator
• Mentor
• Leader
• Analyst
• Thinker
• Independent doer
• Educator

In all activities, we are team players, working in concert to achieve our clients’ goals.

Our IV&V clients have realized the following benefits from our efforts:

• Increased productivity and efficiency. Project Masters facilitates communication between the management and technical teams to increase the visibility of obstacles encountered. Once obstacles surface, we help management in removing them, with the results that the technical team learns they can trust management to help them reach their goals
• Precise project tracking and performance based on targeted metrics. Project Masters uses a tailor assessment tool for our clients and Earned Value Management to gather metrics.
• Effective and reliable migration to an established open architecture. Application and use of industry-standard languages, databases, and development/maintenance tools provide the needed structure for the development cycle, from requirements generation to user acceptance testing all to ensure a successful migration of the reengineered systems. We provide monitoring, quality assurance (QA), and testing of maintenance fixes, data changes and new function changes.

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