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Articles Project and Process Management Measuring Project Health - Part II
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| from The Rational Edge: What aspects of a software development project should be measured in the middle phases of the lifecycle to ensure that the project is healthy and on track? Read how risk lists, backlogs, and other project artifacts can be used to objectively measure project health. This is Part Two of a three-part article that describes strategies for measurement as part of managing a software development project. Part I of this series introduced the concept of measurement as a mechanism for assessing project health, and I described specific measurements that can help you assess the health of projects during the Inception phase. Here in Part Two, I focus on measurement during the "mainstream" of the development work: the Elaboration and Construction phases. Read More>>
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