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Intentional Software Corporation is dedicated to a radical new
software approach that process business domain knowledge
and turns it into software. We call this approach Intentional Software
as custom software is produced from intentions of business experts. Software engineers are still required, but the software engineering work changes from implementing every business requirement to facilitating business experts recording of their domain knowledge into processable knowledge and creating a mapping to running software. In a sense, business domain experts and software engineers sit at the same side of the table rather than at opposite sides of the table. There are several obvious benefits to this approach, including getting requirements right immediately, super fast iterations and ability to build more advanced knowledge intensive applications.
We are currently engaged in a number of pilot projects across a broad spectrum of business domains to validate the approach. If you are interested in starting a pilot project, please contact us. To ensure a good fit, we have several project criteria that we use to evaluate candidate projects including existence of business domain knowledge, innovation potential, business value, risk, talent, geography and availability of budget. We are limited in terms of resources to support pilot projects, so we might ask you to work with one of our development partners: ThoughtWorks or Capgemini. We hope to make the technology broadly available once we have evidence of repeatable and successful deployments.
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Intentional Software at Work
InfoQ, May 19, 2010
Microsoft Office: A Work In Progress
Forbes, May 11, 2010
Intentional’s chrome (if not silver) bullet
SDTimes, June 9, 2009
Language Workbenches May Ultimately Completely Change the Way We Do Programming
InfoQ, May 6, 2009
Martin Fowler on Intentional Software
martinfowler.com, April 20, 2009
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