PART 4 Software Management
It is sometimes suggested that the key difference between software engineering and other types of programming is that software engineering is a managed process. By this, I mean that the software development takes place within an organization and is subject to a range of schedule, budget and organizational constraints. I introduce a range of management topics in this part of the book with a focus on technical management issues rather than ‘softer’ management issues such as people management, or the more strategic management of enterprise systems.
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Chapters 22 and 23 focus on the essential project management activities, planning, risk management and people management. Chapter 22 introduces software project management ...
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