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Quantified Objectives: A Fundamental Advance in Managing Software Development Projects

by Project Management Planet
January 5, 2010

The article Quantified Objectives: A Fundamental Advance in Managing Software Development Projects by Stuart James Woodward describes the Evolutionary Project Management. Evo is a project management process delivering evolutionary ‘high-value-first’ progress towards the desired goals.

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