Evaluating Project Decisions

Author: Carol L. Hoover
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0321544560
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Evaluating Project Decisions: Case Studies in Software Engineering

Effective decisions are crucial to the success of any software project, but to make better decisions you need a better decision-making process.
author carol l hoover author gil taran author mel rosso llopart format paperback language english publication year 27 10 2009 subject engineering technology subject 2 technology general reference title evaluating project decisions case studies in software engineering author hoover carol l rosso llopart mel taran gil publisher addison wesley professional publication date oct 16 2009 pages 400 binding paperback edition 1 st dimensions 6 90 wx 9 00 hx 0 90 d isbn 0321544560 subject computers prog
In Evaluating Project Decisions , leading project management experts introduce an innovative decision model that helps you tailor your decision-making process to systematically evaluate all of your decisions and avoid the bad choices that lead to project failure. A Using a real-world, case study approach, the authors show how to evaluate software project problems and situations more effectively, thoughtfully assess your alternatives, and improve the decisions you make. Drawing on their own extensive research and experience, the authors bridge software engineering t

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