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Project management is the discipline of planning, organizing, securing, and managing resources to achieve specific goals, as defined in the Wikipedia Article on Project Management.

Projects are, in general, temporary. Projects generally have a project owner, project manager, and a team. The project manager of the team is not a functional manager or direct supervisor of the team, but is instead a person responsible for the project schedule and the overall success of the project.

Many times, projects involve members of different functional skills or disciplines who are brought together temporarily to meet a common goal. Once the project is complete, the team may disband.

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Is a unified, enterprise-wide information system a feasible or worthy goal?

Considering the vast amount of digitized information sitting in each department of a large organization, is it a worthy goal to refocus information systems development away from linking individual systems and start considering a single…
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Ruby on Rails: Multiple polymorphic association

Is it possible to have a multiple polymorphic association? I explain better: I have different kind of users: simple_user, society, collaborator, admin, and they are different in db fields and authorization through application. Every users can…
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Is BDD the solution for planning a medium sized project?

I'm starting project number 8,192. Like most of my projects, they are either throw-away projects or projects that get canceled either from boredom, time or lack of usefulness. But there is a project that has been on the back-burners for a long time…
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Using text files in Visual Studio Project

I am making a console program in VS2010. The structure of as layed out in the solution explorer is Project file, Properties folder, References, and Program.cs. I want to make use of a text file for reading/writing. What is the correct way of…
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How much time does a developer spend reviewing logs?

PCI/DSS has a requirement indicating that an application's log should be reviewed AT LEAST daily for security events. Most network/infrastructure professionals can review network device logs but won't be familiar with actual applications. The same…
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What is the main difference between Agile Software Development & Extreme Programming?

Title has it. Just to have an idea, pointing to some good links with documentations are good enough.
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How do you manage multiple clients requirments that compete for limited resources

So I manage projects for an internal development team. That is All our clients are internal to the business. I am trying to figure out he best way to collate requests and allocate the resources that we have. (unfortunately the business dosn't have…
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Logging of development email

I'm at an IT/Development department where the only method notifying changes to code is sending a email to the group (development@company.com). So we have a lot of emails. I would like to set up the email group so all emails sent to the group are…
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Agile Requirements Up-front

I understand that it is better to discover requirements through iterative approaches in Agile, however I often hear of people rejecting projects on the basis that they are given up-front requirements. Why is this the case? Why can't up-front…
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When should you insist on training in a new technology?

G'day, I have been involved in a project that has required my becoming familiar with several new technologies because several tasks were left off the project plan. I just figured that I'd dive and and learn what was needed to get the various jobs…
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Sub project creation under one main project in JIRA

I have my one project which is getting expanded in different countries. I want to create one single project and sub project for different country in JIRA to track separately the progress
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Use of code generation in flutter for production code among a team?

Is it possible to specify a single file to flutter package pub run build runner?
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Best git practice for files that are not needed anymore but could be in the future

Sometimes a piece of work (let's say a file) is not necessary anymore. For example, a perl script that was used to perform a certain action is not used anymore because the action is deemed useless now. I don't like keeping useless stuff around so I…
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Task Tracking software

I'm looking for a task tracking application for various coding activities. Generally, i am not against online services, however we should be managing internal tools development for our company, and so i prefer it to be software that is installed…
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How to get user stories that does not have bugs in TFS to a Chart

I want to represent Sprint wise story count that does not occur any bugs in TFS dashboard. It is possible to get it via "Work items and direct links" But to get it to a chart it needs to be a Flat query. How can I get this?