Scope Change and Failure Change happens in that there can be no doubt. Projects must contend with this pitching deck of an operating environment while achieving the end objective. A significant negative impact can be change. Even controlled change can have a detrimental effect on the project success. To fit the classification of controlled change […]
The blog “Testers Do Not Break the Product” was posted on LinkedIn and there were considerable responses and exchanges. In an effort to continue that same discourse, I post some of that exchange. Many thought the language “breaking”, as did many others, to be unclear or ambiguous. The language in this discussion originates from the […]
Requirements testing There is a Twitter discussion going on regarding “Testers do not break the product.” I am not so sure this is true in all contexts. Consider for example, embedded products. Our organization will almost certainly have a multiple perspective approach to the testing of that product. One of those would be test the […]
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What is concurrent engineering? Concurrent engineering is when activities are paralleled that could be sequenced. Concurrent engineering can help us deliver the product earlier since we have compressed the schedule by overlapping the various development activities. There are certain risks associated with this way of working. To be successful and not incur massive rework, it […]
Project Schedule I have been thinking on project scheduling since invitation to speak at a Wake Forest MBA class. Schedule management is much more than Microsoft Project, though an appropriate tool can help the project manager and the team to visualize how the project activities map to success, however, we must have performed sufficient diligence. […]
Recently, on Twitter, I had to express my discontent with the word Pragmatic. My spontaneous outburst so amazed me that I decided to explore this further. The definition on dictionary.com[1] is: Of or about a practical point of view or practical considerations Philosophy of or about pragmatism Of or about pragmatics Treating historical phenomena with […]
Test cases in and of themselves may not be the most important thing when it comes to testing. However, neither is test case and requirements test coverage a trivial or inconsequential aspect of product quality
The project organization should use the Configuration Management process to script the project and product growth – instead of just the version control. In this way the product content is adjusted formally from the learning that should have happened in the prior work.