Estimating the Effort, Cost & Schedule of Net Centric Systems

I just got a peek at a draft briefing for this week’s SEER seminar in El Segundo encompassing using SEER-IT for hardware oriented systems such as Net Centric systems.  The bottom line is SEER provides full estimating capabilities for such systems. 

I recommend users attend this free seminar in El Segundo this Thursday, October 7, 2009 to hear other users success stories and lessons learned as well as tips from the SEER developers.

Also, I reviewed some of the presentations from the Estimating United Conference at Manchester United Stadium today.  There is much excellent content in their as well.

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