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  • when the project absolutely must get done marrying the Organization Chart with the precedence diagram
    International Conference on Software Engineering, 2000
    Co-Authors: Stan Rifkin
    Abstract:

    Very little is new in project planning, but this is! We present a technique to marry the Organization Chart with a project's task precedence diagram. This permits us to simulate the project at a micro, project-specific level never before achieved. We can perform “what-if” scenarios related to Organization structures, the deployment of specific individuals and skills, and the structure of information flow and exception-handling in a project. The tool used, ViteProject, was developed over the last ten years in a Stanford University laboratory, where substantial results have been achieved when applied to design activities other than software. We present our real-world experience with several software projects, where it has improved project visibility and allowed us to rationally optimize projects in a way hitherto impossible.

  • ICSE - When the project absolutely must get done: marrying the Organization Chart with the precedence diagram
    Proceedings of the 22nd international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '00, 2000
    Co-Authors: Stan Rifkin
    Abstract:

    Very little is new in project planning, but this is! We present a technique to marry the Organization Chart with a project's task precedence diagram. This permits us to simulate the project at a micro, project-specific level never before achieved. We can perform “what-if” scenarios related to Organization structures, the deployment of specific individuals and skills, and the structure of information flow and exception-handling in a project. The tool used, ViteProject, was developed over the last ten years in a Stanford University laboratory, where substantial results have been achieved when applied to design activities other than software. We present our real-world experience with several software projects, where it has improved project visibility and allowed us to rationally optimize projects in a way hitherto impossible.

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