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Totally agree that non-software benefits from traditional project planning. In a project management class it was taught that the project framework should be ad
by matt_s 5y ago
Totally agree that non-software benefits from traditional project planning. In a project management class it was taught that the project framework should be adapted to the project.
It sounds really formal but planning how you plan the project is key for some things. For example, I would guess building a nuclear power plant isn't an iterative type of project. Lots of risks and lots of sequential activities. A team could probably spend weeks to months just planning the plan.
- pjmlp 5y agoEven more basic examples, like when is the software ready with 100% feature capabilities, so that everyone can take a training. Schedule, travel accommodations, teaching materials, trainers,.... need to be accounted for and planned on due time, on synch with go live for the new infrastructure.