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They can be a bane or a benefit to outsourcing projects -- those oft-abused internal support functions of procurement, finance, legal, and human resources (HR). To some project managers, these support function groups mean valuable working hours spent for little return; yet those project managers that have experienced the benefits of these groups know that the value of the support is usually worth the investment.
REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT AND REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING:
WHEN TELEPATHY WON'T DO:
Requirements Engineering Key Practices by Karl E. Wiegers
Requirements Engineering Key Practices by Karl E. Wiegers
© 2000 by Karl E. Wiegers. All rights reserved.
IMPLEMENTING REQUIREMENTS TRACEABILITY by Balasubramaniam Ramesh This work was supported in part by grants from the Office of
A QUICK LOOK AT THE INDIAN IT INDUSTRY 27 April 2000 by Ed Yourdon
During a brief trip to Bombay and Bangalore last week, I had a chance to see how the IT industry has changed since my last trip to India in 1994.
During a brief trip to Bombay and Bangalore last week, I had a chance to see how the IT industry has changed since my last trip to India in 1994. Six years is a long time in any part of the IT industry, of course, so it should be no surprise that a lot has happened in India.
In response to Jim Highsmith's Business-IT Strategies E-Mail Advisor of 1 March, " Change Is Changing," I'd like to ask: Is the Internet really changing everything?