Quantum Software Ecosystem Governance
Centralized governance of multi-stakeholder quantum ecosystems
With the growing supply of quantum computers, it is now possible to work with multiple vendors and multiple technology approaches. The larger the development team, the greater the variety of vendors and technologies used, which often leads to complexity in managing the quantum of resources they use and highlights the urgent need to manage them more efficiently:
· The development process.
· The mechanisms for controlling access to resources.
· Consumption with each supplier.
· Measurement, analysis and cost control.
· The organization and management of all assets in a way that is viable, efficient, scalable, secure, and of high quality.
· Software engineering to apply the quantum advantage to the business and be able to offer it as a service to the outside world and even monetize it.
· Telemetry management, dashboards and reporting.
To address this issue, QuantumPath® provides a quantum software hub governance system using the platform, consisting of three elements:
A service model that is instantiated to meet the specific needs of each Quantum Hub, taking into account the complexity of each organizational structure, where quantum data and assets are isolated, protected, processed, packaged, and transmitted in the most efficient manner possible in a private, secure, and non-shared environment.
Model facilitates the management of services to the private hub through the management of the:
· Technical office.
· Projects and other Hub assets
· Hub telemetry analysis
QuantumPath® toolset for unified management of Quantum Hubs, their organizations, users, requesters, suppliers, etc., providing the necessary capabilities to support the Technical Office.
The QuantumPath® governance system offers guaranteed, high-quality, unified access and usage services to a wide and changing number of quantum platforms from different manufacturers and with different technological approaches.