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teams
     architects
     CM (configuration management) role
     collaborating across
     developers
     ownership of project plan, establishing sense of
    project managers
         interaction with other organizations
         project managers from development roles
         project managers from nontechnical backgrounds
         qualifications for
         team interaction
     proposal teams, forming
     quality assurance personnel
     requirements analysts
     software project teams
     staffing principles
     technical leads
     testers
     toolsmiths
technical interchange meetings
technical leads
technical risks
     discovering unknown technical risks
     identifying
     managing
     real-world example
testers
testing 2nd
    acceptance testing
         contractor's checklist
         outsourcing organization's checklist
     in Waterfall lifecycle
     migrated data
     verifying quality in
     with iterative development 2nd
         advantages
         best practices
         change management needs
         common mistakes
         configuration management needs
         feedback
         functional testing
         goals of
         Independent Validation and Verification (IV&V)
         ineffective party-party testing
         little or no performance/load/stress testing
         performance/stress testing
         pipelining
         reliability testing
         relying on developers
         requirements management needs
         resources and defect discovery rates
         staffing 2nd
         succumbing to pressure
         third-party testing
         unit testing
         usability testing
The Rational Edge
three-tiered architecture
time, cultural differences
tools
    change request management tools
         customizable behavior
         customizable change request lifecycle process
         customizable data fields
         customizable e-mail notification
         integration with other tools
         metrics collection
         querying and reporting
         Web-based interfaces
     client PCs
    commercial tools
         advantages of
         disadvantages of
    configuration management tool
         features and capabilities
         parallel development management
         workspace managements
     configuration management tools
    custom "in-house" tools
         advantages of
         disadvantages of
     deploying
     requirements management tools
         additional capabilities
         core capabilities
         requirements changes, tracking
    servers
         backup software and media
         requirements for
         security
     shareware
toolsmiths
tracking
     requirements changes
     risks
training
transaction risks
transferring legacy data
Transition phase
    acceptance testing
         contractor's checklist
         outsourcing organization's checklist
     change requests
     data migration
         analyzing cleansed data
         data cleansing
         extracting legacy data
         planning
         points to remember
         shutting down legacy systems
         testing migrated data
         transferring legacy data
     goals of 2nd
     installation scripts
     IOC, deploying
     online help
     staffing considerations
     training
    user groups, identifying
         advanced users
         general users
         special needs users
transitioning to use cases
trends
     configuration management
     defects
     requirements management
troubleshooting [See mistakes in RUP (Rational Unified Process) implementation.]
two-stage procurement processes, implementing
    artifacts for contractors
         business and system use cases
         executables produced by iterations
         list of risks and risk history
         other information
         project glossaries
         Software Architecture Document
         supplementary requirements
         UML models
         Vision Statements
     contract types
     cultural changes
     for small projects
     second phase bids




Project Management with the IBM Rational Unified Process(c) Lessons from the Trenches
Project Management with the IBM Rational Unified Process: Lessons From The Trenches
ISBN: 0321336399
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 166

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