- a comprehensive guide for all Software Project Managers and aspiring PMs
Risk management is an essential activity of project management. It is important to classify risks into appropriate categories. Risks can be classified into following 13 categories: 1. Operational Risk: Risks of loss due to improper process implementation, failed system or some external events risks. Examples can be Failure to address priority conflicts, Insufficient resources or No proper subject [...]
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Risk Management Planning is the process of developing an approach and executing risk management activities for a project. Inputs to Project Risk Management Planning: The inputs to Risk Management Planning include: Sponsored Links: Share on FacebookPopularity: 40% [?]
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Below is a sample configuration audit checklist (for FCA and PCA). The Project Managers can use the following checklist as a reference for the readiness of the audit or even for doing the audit. Sponsored Links: Share on FacebookPopularity: 40% [?]
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Read more →Qualitative Risk Analysis is a measure of risk or asset value based on a ranking or separation into descriptive categories such as low, medium, high; not important, important, very important etc. or on a scale from 1 to 5. Qualitative Risk Analysis includes methods for prioritizing the identified risks for further action, such as Quantitative [...]
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Read more →Software metrics provides objective information to help the project managers do the following: Metrics provides objective information throughout the software organization. This reduces the ambiguity that often surrounds complex and constrained software projects. Measurement helps managers to identify, prioritize, track and communicate project issues at all levels within the organization. Metrics can accurately describe the [...]
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Read more →After a decision is made to enter the initiation process for a project, the collection of input information begins. This is where the project boundaries can be a little unclear, but it is generally accepted that activities starting with the collection of inputs for initiation are part of the project. Remember that the project has [...]
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Read more →Different Software Development models have different features and properties. Selection of the software development model depends on the nature of project and client. Here, I will try to give a comparison of various software development models with three parameters: 1. Contribution to Quality 2. Risks Associated 3. Context of adoption Model Name: Waterfall Model Sponsored Links: [...]
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Read more →The word PROJECT comes from the Latin word PROJECTUM from the Latin verb PROICERE; which means “to throw something forwards” which in turn comes from PRO-, which denotes something that precedes the action of the next part of the word in time and ICERE, “to throw”. The word PROJECT thus actually originally meant “something that [...]
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Read more →The effectiveness of software project controls will be revealed to you routinely as a regular part of tracking project activities. One of the primary reasons for systematic project tracking is to gain the earliest possible insight into developing and potential problems and opportunities. Three standard ways for you to monitor the effectiveness of your project [...]
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