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- NP-Project Management #4 - WBS by intuitech on Sep 14, 2009
So our next stage in the PM business is to set project objectives. Set project objectives Now that you know who is involved and what’s at stake you need to figure out all the 5+1W elements of who, what, where, when and why and how. As a manager yo...
- NP-Project Management #3 - Stakeholders by intuitech on Sep 9, 2009
One must not forget that no project is going to be successful if one doesn’t pay attention to the stakeholders. Projects are always affecting someone either positively (which is what you’re working towards) or negatively. So one needs to...
- NGO Project Management by intuitech on Aug 31, 2009
- Analysis: Continuing to Involve our Collaborators by CIO Perspectives on Aug 27, 2009
It has always been clear that the process of defining application requirements has always been a collaborative process, not simply involving IT people, but a whole raft of people across the business. So for such a collaborative process why do we tend...
- Should you consider project management for your organization? by Manoj Khanna on May 11, 2009
Software development can happen with or without a formal project management practice within your organization. Hard to believe? May be. But it's true. Read on. If you are running your organization lean then you definitely do no want the additional ma...
- Applying the 80-20 Rule to Add Value by CIO Perspectives on Mar 15, 2009
The 80-20 Rule suggests that 80 percent of your return comes from 20 percent of your investment. IT has had a version of this rule since its very inception, including some of the following: 80 percent of time and effort goes into deploying the 20 pe...
- Report average velocity and fail 50% of the time by Agile Advice on Jan 23, 2009
The question of "expected velocity" and long-term planning has come up at more than one client. A recent client conversation got me thinking, however, questioning how to interpret velocity when estimating and plotting a roadmap based on a curren
