Hi,

> What do you build into your process to prevent this from happening (or at 
> least to minimize it)?

>From my personal and limited experience there is nothing you can do
about it short of dealing with the development yourself. Specs won't
do it and there are other surprises that surface during the
implementation anyhow. Crucial point is that the specs are never
complete and/or unambiguous. If they would be, they'd be so enormous
they'd not be fully read or understood (I guess never is a strong
word, but...). There is also hardly a way to know all aspects before
doing the actual thing unless the thing being done is trivial.

Thus, as Adrian wrote already, I think you need to take part in the
development phase and be present till the project is "done". That's
the only better solution thus far that I've seen to work.


Best regards,

Janne Kaasalainen
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