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Uncover gaps in your requirements using requirements risk management techniques
According to a 2014 Project Management Institute Pulse of the Profession® report, inaccurate requirements gathering is the second most common reason for project failure, second only to changing…
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Taking requirements to the next level
If a project suffers from vague or misunderstood requirements, missing information, or an unclear definition of scope, project failure may be imminent. These problems can occur with any type of…
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Flexible project management
To implement software development initiatives, IT project managers often adopt agile techniques and methods. The IT industry's success in using agile has encouraged project managers working in…
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Project management challenges in cross-national, multi-partner, high-risk, research and technology development projects
The presentation addresses the challenges faced in meeting the extraordinary requirements associated with innovative, high-risk, technology research projects. The presentation takes its paradigms…
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Seminars & Symposium
IM project success through client managed delivery
Information management (IM) business transformation projects are different from traditional engineering-procurement-construction-commissioning (E-P-C-C) projects. These IM projects are called upon…
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Seminars & Symposium
Get your new products requirements right with Kano analysis
Is Noriaki Kano of Tokyo Rika University a familiar name to you? Perhaps not. But if you are a project manager in new product development with a need to sort through a myriad of requirements,…
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Seminars & Symposium
Matching software development life cycles to the project environment
Just as each project is intended to create a unique product or service, the environment in which the project is undertaken is unique. This is especially true with software development projects. The…
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