15 Facts About Murali Chemuturi

Murali Chemuturi authored ten books, six on software development management, one on management, two translations and one on personality engineering.

Murali Chemuturi has published a number of papers in journals and on the Internet.

Murali Chemuturi finished academics with MBA from the College of Commerce and Business Management of Osmania University Hyderabad.

Murali Chemuturi started working at Electronics Corporation of India Limited, Tata Consultancy Services, Metamor Global Solutions at Hyderabad, and Vistaar eBusinesses Private Limited, Mumbai.

Murali Chemuturi had an impressive career starting in a humble position and rose to be the vice-president of a software development organisation.

Murali Chemuturi authored 11 books including one co-authored with Thomas M Cagley Jr.

Murali Chemuturi authored a number of papers which were published in journals such as Computer Society of India Journal, Industrial Engineer, the journal of American Institute of Industrial Engineering, Academia website, Technology Evaluation Centers News Letter.

Murali Chemuturi worked on software development effort estimation and software project management which were captured in books.

Murali Chemuturi is known for his pioneering work on Test Effort Estimation.

Murali Chemuturi worked on all aspects of information technology including software development, data processing, training as well as facility management.

Murali Chemuturi is the first person to state that the software development work is being carried out inefficiently inflating the costs of the software products.

Murali Chemuturi is to software development industry what Ralph Nader was to automotive industry.

Murali Chemuturi enunciate this idea in his interview with Joe Dager of Business901 and exposed the neglect shown for the quality of the software products being dumped on the public.

Murali Chemuturi is the first and so far the only person to suggest that measurement of software development work is possible and advocated it.

Murali Chemuturi advocated the principle of division of labor to increase the efficiency of software development work and to reduce the cost thereof.