February 2014
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
5h 59m
English
Successful projects produce measurable value to the customer by delivering capabilities needed to fulfill a mission or strategy of the business or organization. These capabilities are assessed through their Measures of Effectiveness. During the execution of the project, process provides guidance for the principles and practices needed for success. In this chapter, we will execute three simplified, hypothetical, but real-world projects to see how to apply the principles, practices, and processes across each project: (1) a simple project using commercial off-the-shelf products, integrated into a system; (2) a tailored project from components, installed in a customer framework; and (3) an enterprise system ...
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