Skills for managing rapidly changing IT projects [electronic resource] / Fabrizio Fioravanti.

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Fioravanti, Fabrizio

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Publication details: Hershey, Pa. : IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA), c2006.Description: electronic texts (xii, 247 p. : ill.) : digital filesISBN:

1591407591 (ebook)
9781591407591 (ebook)

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Electronic books.

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004/.068 22

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HD30.2 .F565 2006e

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Contents:

Team working -- Time management -- Presentation -- Training -- People management -- Delegation -- The target business environment -- Classical methodologies, techniques, and tools for project -- Agile development -- eXtreme programming -- Agile and defined project development -- ADPD and SW-CMM -- ADPD and UML adoption -- Software measurement -- Project maintenance.

Abstract: This book addresses management methodologies for projects that change rapidly in requirements and technology. These projects are most common among small to medium enterprises. The book addresses both the value and the skills that an IT project manager must have, and uses these values in a new methodology based on agile manifesto. This new methodology, called agile and defined project development (ADPD) merges the must-be of agile manifesto with the needs of a controlled development environment such as that of the capability maturity model, which deals with aspects related to UML formalism.

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This book addresses management methodologies for projects that change rapidly in requirements and technology. These projects are most common among small to medium enterprises. The book addresses both the value and the skills that an IT project manager must have, and uses these values in a new methodology based on agile manifesto. This new methodology, called agile and defined project development (ADPD) merges the must-be of agile manifesto with the needs of a controlled development environment such as that of the capability maturity model, which deals with aspects related to UML formalism.

Also available in print.

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