[PDF.53la] The Generalizability of Private Sector Research on Software Project Management in Two USAF Organizations: An Exploratory Study

The Generalizability of Private Sector Research on Software Project Management in Two USAF Organizations: An Exploratory Study

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 |  2012-11-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.69 x.19 x7.44l,.40 | File type: PDF | 92 pages

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Project managers typically set three success criteria for their projects: meet specifications, be on time, and be on budget. However, software projects frequently fail to meet these criteria. Software engineers, acquisition officers, and project managers have all studied this issue and made recommendations for achieving success. But most of this research in peer reviewed journals has focused on the private sector. Researchers have also identified software acquisitions as...

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