Welcome
Aim
The
aim of the Tukutuku Benchmarking Project is twofold: first,
to gather data on Web projects to be used to build company-specific
or generic cost estimation models that will help a Web company
improve its current cost estimation practices; second, to enable
a Web company to benchmark its productivity within and across
Web Companies.
To date the Tukutuku Benhcmarking project has gathered data
on 169 Web projects worldwide and this data has been used
to help several Web companies.
Why participating?
Every company that participates in the Tukutuku Benchmarking
project by volunteering project
data on at least 12 of their projects receives a free
copy of two reports: i) a Web productivity benchmarking
report that details the Web company's productivity
across the projects it volunteered, and compares the Web company
to other Web companies in the same country
and overseas; ii) a Web cost estimation report
that uses the project data volunteered to build several cost
estimation models, using different effort estimation techniques,
looking for the model that provides the best results.
No Data?
If you would like to obtain a copy of the Web cost
estimation and the Web productivity benchmarking reports however
you do not have enough project data to contribute, please
send us a message using our Contact
page.
Confidentiality
All the volunteered data remains strictly confidential
and no references to individuals participating in this project
nor their companies are disclosed publicly.
What
does Tukutuku mean?
Tukutuku means "Web" in Maori, which is the
native language of New Zealand.
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