GROUP 2 - GENERIC SOFTWARE VS CUSTOM SOFTWARE

Nama ahli kumpulan:
Nor Hazirah binti Ismail (01DIS17F1012)
Nur Idzuanie binti Idrus (01DIS17F1020)
Fatin Aina binti Shari (01DIS17F1022)
Nur Haziqah binti Jamaludin (01DIS17F1023)
Nur Yusra Asyikin binti Yusof (01DIS17F1019)
Nur Syarah Afiqah binti Yusaini (01DIS17F1050)
Aizati binti Ammar (01DIS17F1046)
Puteri Nordiana bt Varusai Mohamed (01DDT17F2001)
Nur Syazana bt Omar (01DDT17F2008)
Riseebaa Saravanan (01DDT17F2023)
Praveena Kalaimaran (01DDT18F2018)

GENERIC SOFTWARE
CUSTOM SOFTWARE
The product developer owns the specification
In custom software development, the customer owns the specification and it is also controlled by the customer.
The developer can be able to change the specification due to some other external change
The customer is also involved therefore for changing the specification, both the customer and the developer must make discussions for the implementation.
Generic product users cannot the evolution of the product
The customer and the developer will involve in the business process changes and they will implement if both are satisfied.
The users can get the application immediately.
The application will take some years for the process of development and it is not available immediately.


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