IFPUG (International Function Point Users Group) is a non-profit, member governed organization. IFPUG is the most prestigious worldwide organization regarding IT metrics and providing to the world IT sizing software methods and standards.

The IFPUG method Function Point Analysis/FPA (referred to as IFPUG CPM/Counting Practice Manual) is the worldwide recognized standard (ISO/IEC 20926:2009) used to measure the software functional size, being the base for effort estimation, and for measuring software productivity and software quality, among others.

By other side, the IFPUG method SNAP (Software Non-Functional Assessment Process), worldwide standard IEEE 2430-2019, sizes the non-functional requirements of IT projects and applications, and complements the software functional size method.

Both IFPUG methods, used by the most prestigious organizations in the world and governments, are international standards.

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Mauricio Aguiar

Roopali Thapar

Chuck Wesolowski

The Functional Sizing and Certification Team at IFPUG is responsible for developing, maintaining, and promoting the standards for Function Point Analysis (FPA) and the Software Non-Functional Assessment Process (SNAP). This team oversees the certification process, ensuring that professionals and organizations adhere to high standards of accuracy and consistency in IT metrics and software sizing. They also provide guidance and updates to the international standards, ISO/IEC 20926:2009 and IEEE 2430-2019, to support global IT productivity and quality measurement.

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