Project monitoring and control process (PMC) of the UCI, compliance with the basic rules of software development in Cuba

Resumen

As part of the priority that has been given in Cuba to the process of computerization of Cuban
society and with the support of the country's highest leadership for this task, Resolution 124 of the Ministry of Communications arises in 2019. This resolution establishes the basic rules for the production of computer programs and applications in Cuba with the purpose of homogenizing this process in all the developing software entities of the country. One of these development entities is the University of Informatics Sciences where the development process is focused on the CMMI Model. Due to the blockade imposed by the U.S. government on Cuba, it is impossible to continue advancing in the certification process with this model. Therefore, it is necessary to homogenize these processes so that they comply with the basic rules. The objective of this work is to review compliance with these rules by the Projects Monitoring and Control (PMC) process area of the productive activity of the UCI. As a result, it was found that the PMC process has a broad coverage of the basic rules issued, concentrating mainly on the first two areas (Organizational Management and Project Management) in which these rules are grouped.