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example, you cannot adequately pilot your test procedures if none of the selected
pilot projects have reached the test phase yet. In order to adequately test the
procedures during the pilot process, the pilots have to be of suffi cient duration,
size, and have an appropriate number of staff members. The pilots also must last
long enough to test all of the procedures piloted. For example, if the procedures
being piloted were written for regular projects that were made up of 50 people,
lasted ten months, and consisted of over a million lines of code and involved
systems engineering, software engineering, and software acquisition personnel,
one would expect the pilot to take at least three months and involve members of
those organizations mentioned. One would also expect the pilot projects to not
be small, Web-based design projects, but match the type of projects for which
the procedures were written. Typically, we request that the pilot project last for
two to six months, and that at least five PI staff be involved with the pilot on an
ongoing basis.


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