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Software Project Management

Authors: Pooja Prerna Mangla, Preeti Kumari;

Software Project Management

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Software project management is the art of science of planning and leading software projects. It is sub-discipline of project management in which software project is planned, monitor and proscribed. The project objectives define the goal status at the end of project. Objectives are detailed, computable, achievable, and relevant and time constraint. Specific means effective objective. Unclear aspirations such as “to improve customer relations” are unacceptable. Objective is supposed to be defined in such way that it is obvious to all whether the project has been successful or not. Assessable tells that how much the scheme is successful. For example, „to reduce customer complaints" would be more satisfactory as an aim than „to improve client relations". Achievable must be within the power of the personality or group to achieve the objective. Conformity with all stakeholders what the goal should be. Is there a realistic path to accomplishment the objective must be relevant to the true purpose of the project. There should be a defined point in time by which the aim should have been achieve. Project management is ―the application of facts, skills, tools and techniques to project performance to meet the project requirements.‖ the effectiveness of project organization is critical in assuring the success of any substantial activity. Areas of responsibility for the person handling the project contain planning, control and implementation. A project should be initiate with a feasibility study, where a clear definition of the goals and ultimate benefits need to be unwavering. Senior manager support for projects is important so as to ensure authority and direction throughout the project's progress and, also to guarantee that the goals of the organization are effectively achieved in this process. Acquaintance, skills, goals and personalities are the factors that need to be measured within project management. The project manager and his/her team should together possess the necessary and requisite interpersonal and technological skills to facilitate control over the various activities within the project. The stages of performance must be articulated at the project planning phase. Disaggregating the stages at its early point assists in the successful expansion of the project by providing a number of milestones that need to be accomplished for achievement. In addition to planning, the control of the evolving project is also a prerequisite for its success. Control requires plenty monitoring and feedback mechanisms by which senior management and project managers can measure up to progress against initial projections at each stage of the project. Monitoring and criticism also enable the project manager to anticipate problems and therefore take pre-emptive and corrective measures for the advantage of the project. Projects normally involve the introduction of a new organization of some kind and, in almost all cases, new methods and ways of doing things. This impacts the work of others: the "user". User communication is an important factor in the success of projects and, indeed, the degree of user involvement can influence the extent of bear for the project or its implementation plan. A project manager is the one who is to responsibility for establishing a communication in between the project line-up and the user. Thus one of the most essential qualities of the project manager is that of being a good conversationalist, not just within the project team itself, but with the rest of the institute and outside world as well.

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People, Product, Process, Project, Capability maturity model, Team player, Software Team

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