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The Rational Unified Process formally consists of the following steps:
- Inception - a discover phase, where an initial problem statement and functional requirements are created.
- Elaboration - the product vision and architecture are defined, construction cycles are planned.
- Construction - the software is taken from an architectural baseline to the point where it is ready to make the transition to the user community.
- Transition - The software is turned into the hands of the user's community.
Figure 1.11:
A high-level view of the Rational Unified Process. (Image courtesy of Rational Software.)
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Figure 1.12:
Management and technical perspectives. (Image courtesy of Rational Software.)
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