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Conference Paper Strategy, Business Analysis 1 November 2001
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Operational readiness – is your system more "ready" than your environment?
By Gardner, Donald G. How often have we heard that the project is ready to implement? Systems are all checked out, user acceptance complete, production environment is ready to roll! But the project somehow fails to…
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Conference Paper Requirements Management, Business Analysis, Leadership, Information Technology 7 September 2000
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Requirement traceability, a tool for quality results
By Marone, Orlando Project Managers should apply techniques and skills to drive the project through the initial requirements to the final deliverables certified by a "delighted" customer. Some of those techniques and…
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Conference Paper Requirements Management, Business Analysis 7 September 2000
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Rules of engagement--leveraging technology to define project business requirements
By Edwards, Shirley M. | Neef, Wendy L. As we forge ahead into the 21st Century, technology is rapidly permeating financial services sector:*Computer imaging is replacing microfiche;*P.C. programs are replacing manual paper…
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Conference Paper Requirements Management, Business Analysis 7 September 2000
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Interaction between sales, delivery and business functions during the proposal stage
By Young, Lenora An alternative title for this paper might well be, "What Comes First, Implementation or Test?" Both buyers and sellers of professional services want to avoid situations in which a vendor over…
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Conference Paper Requirements Management, Business Analysis 7 September 2000
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Managing the product requirements definition process
By Daniels, Lori Product Requirements Definition (P.R.D) Management helps you define the components of an operational product and the method in which those components must integrate to achieve the desired results.…
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