Standardization of project management processes


Autoria(s): Pereira, Miguel Augusto Martins
Contribuinte(s)

Popovic, Aleš

Data(s)

24/11/2014

24/11/2014

21/01/2014

Resumo

Software development is a discipline that is almost as old as the history of computers. With the advent of the Internet and all of its related technologies, software development has been on high demand. But, and especially in SME (small and medium enterprise), this was not accompanied with a comparable effort to develop a set of sustainable and standardized activities of project management, which lead to increasing inefficiencies and costs. Given the actual economic situation, it makes sense to engage in an effort to reduce said inefficiencies and rising costs. For that end, this work will analyze the current state of software development’s project management processes on a Portuguese SME, along with its problems and inefficiencies in an effort to create a standardized model to manage software development, with special attention given to critical success factors in an agile software development environment, while using the best practices in process modeling. This work also aims to create guidelines to correctly integrate these changes in the existing IS structure of a company.

Identificador

http://hdl.handle.net/10362/13773

201373491

Idioma(s)

eng

Direitos

openAccess

Palavras-Chave #Software development #Critical success factors (CSF) #Project management #Agile #Scrum #Business process management (BPM) best practices #Management of information systems (MIS)
Tipo

masterThesis