🎯 Presentation Title: “Understanding Process Integration as a Dimension – The 5 W’s Approach” 🟢 Slide 1: Introduction – Hook the Audience Say This: “Imagine trying to cook a big meal using 10 different kitchen gadgets that don’t fit together or work in sync — confusing, right? That’s what software development can feel like without process integration.” 🟡 Slide 2: What is Process Integration? (The First W - What) Definition (Simplified): Process integration means connecting different software tools in a smart way so they all work together to support the software development process. Key Idea: Think of it like different players in a football team passing the ball smoothly — each tool has its job, but they must work together for the team (project) to succeed. 🟢 Slide 3: Why is Process Integration Important? (Why) Simple Explanation: Without integration, tools can’t "talk" to each other. Developers waste time switching between tools. Mistakes happen when data is copied manually. Real-Life Example: Imagine a hospital where patient data is in one software, test results in another, and medicine records in a third — if these systems don’t connect, doctors may miss important info. Same goes for software teams. 🟡 Slide 4: When Should Process Integration Be Done? (When) Clear Answer: Process integration should be planned from the beginning of the project and maintained throughout the entire software lifecycle — from design to testing to deployment. Real-Life Example: Think about building a house — you plan wiring, plumbing, and walls all together at the start. You don’t wait until the end to figure out how to connect everything. 🟢 Slide 5: Where Does Process Integration Happen? (Where) Answer: It happens: In software companies using many tools like Git, Jira, Jenkins, etc. In teams working on big projects with many steps and people. Across the software lifecycle — from design, coding, testing, to maintenance. Real-Life Example: A car factory has different departments: body, engine, painting. All need to sync perfectly. In software, the tools for design, coding, testing must do the same. 🟡 Slide 6: Who is Involved in Process Integration? (Who) Answer: Software Engineers – They use the tools. Project Managers – They plan how everything connects. DevOps Teams – They automate and keep things running smoothly. Example: In a movie shoot, the camera crew, director, and actors must follow the same script. In software, everyone follows the same integrated process. 🔵 Slide 7: Key Types of Integration (from Cagan’s Perspective) Model Integration: Example: Linking diagrams that show software structure with the actual codebase. Lifecycle Integration: Example: Tools that help from project start (design) to finish (deployment) without data loss. Task Integration (aka Process Integration): Focuses on automating tasks and making each job step smooth and error-free. Example: Clicking one button to test, build, and deploy software automatically. 🟢 Slide 8: Recap – Putting It All Together Process integration = Making all tools and team actions work together smoothly Using the 5Ws helped us break it down: What? – Connecting tools Why? – Saves time, avoids mistakes When? – From start to end Where? – In all development steps Who? – Everyone in the software team 🟡 Slide 9: Final Real-Life Analogy (To Leave a Strong Impression) Think of software development like a kitchen: The chef = developer The utensils = software tools Process integration = having all tools arranged, prepped, and synced so the cooking is smooth. 🔴 Slide 10: Thank You – Q&A Closing Line: "With process integration, it’s not about adding more tools — it’s about making them work smarter together." **Any questions?”
