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Conference Paper Scheduling, Quality Management, Requirements Management 29 October 2013

How to displease the customer or engage the customer

By Khanna, Vimal Kumar Most service companies adopt a customer-controlled approach to project execution, and typically defer to customer-defined product features, schedule, and costs. Yet, this approach does not always…

Conference Paper Scheduling, Requirements Management, Agile, Technical Skills, Earned Value Management, SCRUM 12 October 2010

Beyond backlogs and burndowns--complementing "agile" methods with EVM for improved project performance

By Nikravan, Bijan | Forman, James B. The agile approach can help project teams quickly adapt to changing stakeholder requirements and volatile project conditions. Earned value management (EVM) provides project managers with an…

Conference Paper Requirements Management, Quality Management, Scheduling 21 April 2004

Combining critical chain planning and incremental development in software projects

By Miranda, Eduardo A time-bound project is a project that is constrained by hard deadlines. Hard deadlines are those in which the date of delivery is as important as the delivery itself. If the project delivers after…

Conference Paper Risk Management, Requirements Management, Scheduling 1 November 2001

Seminars & Symposium

IM project success through client managed delivery

By Gauen, Douglas R. | Jones, Pamela E. 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…