Formalization of tasks in the development of software

A reasonable level of formalism during preparation for software development must be adhered to. If you are responsible for this work, take the time to formulate the goal and objectives of the project, and as the project develops, constantly monitor whether the project is moving in the right direction, whether the goal is clear enough, whether the tasks are fully defined. Periodically review the goal setting and objectives, refining them and compressing the project's cone of uncertainty.

If you plan to develop a system for internal use that will have a significant impact on your own business, you should treat it as an investment project, with all rigor, including a high level of formalization of tasks. The stability of your business will never exceed the stability of the system you use, and for every mistake in it you will pay sevenfold