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What If You Build It and They Won't Buy It?
The ability to plan, analyze, and mitigate product, project, and program obstacles to success and take advantage of opportunities is key to innovation and to delivering highly successful products…
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Demand management as a critical success factor in portfolio management
Demand management is the process an organization puts in place to internally collect new ideas, projects, and needs during the creation of a portfolio. Demand management is successful when the final…
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PMI Global Congress—EMEA
Transforming an IT Problem into Business Value
This paper will highlight the power of engaged partnerships and the effects these have on the success of a project.
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Greatness, a Place beyond Stakeholders' Expectations
Managing stakeholder engagement calls upon something quite different from process groups and domains of knowledge, it calls upon the ability to create emotional responses such as enthusiasm, trust,…
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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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Collaborating with stakeholders
According to a variety of studies, 60 percent of software defects are linked directly to incorrect or incomplete requirements, with most project teams spending less than 8 percent of their time on…
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PMI Global Congress—North America
Rapid development of the U. S. military's transport isolation system
This paper outlines the use of program management in establishing rapid development pathways for time-critical requirements.
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The importance of security requirements elicitation and how to do it
Most of the security flaws discovered in applications and systems were caused by gaps in system development methodology. In order to address this problem, the aspects of security development process…
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Requirements management – planning for success!
Managing requirements is a key tool for business and project success. This paper explains some of the concepts of requirements management and introduces a number of techniques that can be applied.…
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Developing product requirements: Tools and agile process
Typical approaches to defining product requirements vary based on organizational experience and expertise maturity. In smaller organizations, the approach can be as simple as a list of desired…
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