How often do you reevaluate your software development strategy?

Technical Product ManagementSoftware DevelopmentSoftware Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Monthly5%

Quarterly47%

Annually20%

On a project-by-project basis10%

As needed in response to specific factors8%

We use different strategies for different projects3%

We’re in the process of creating a software development strategy1%

We don’t follow a strategy2%

Other (I’ll share in a comment)

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