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Your project plan will determine how good (or bad) life will be for you and your team over the course of the project. A good project plan uses the proper inputs, addresses good planning practices, and is positioned for ongoing use through the life of the project. Put sufficient effort into the plan and double-check it against a guideline, such as this checklist.
This detailed checklist helps you evaluate your planned IT project objectively and realistically against known project management concepts and standards--as well as common pitfalls. Does your project measure up?
Is your software product acceptable to your client? Does it meet the user acceptance criteria documented early in the planning process? In the test plans? This checklist will help ensure that you are ready to launch the developed system into production.
This thorough and detailed assessment is a series of five checklists designed to guide you through the entire project lifecycle from start to finish: planning, analysis, design, construction and implementation.
Testing your newly built system should not be a haphazard activity during which team members randomly input any value they can think of. Test cases should be planned so that all requirements and objectives are tested. Use this checklist to systematically plan and prepare for software testing.
Creating a project plan is an essential, multifaceted step in your software development project. Use this checklist to make sure you've addressed the critical components and the things you might not readily think of to create a plan that will ensure a successful project.
The Risk Analysis/Resolution Matrix offers a structured view of project risks, their potential impact on the project, plan to mitigate each, and their final resolution. The matrix is meant to be a living document, to be updated periodically throughout the life of the project. It is prepopulated with 30 risks common to many projects, giving you a solid starting point that you can use to make it your own.
If you're about to enter into a contract, you need to understand the risks involved. Thoughtful pre-contract preparation, review and follow-up will go a long way toward keeping your company out of legal hot water.
If you're working on a proposal, you need to understand the risks involved. You certainly don't want to bite off more than you can chew. This checklist will keep you on track.
An important part of developing an application is designing its overall architecture. Use this checklist as a measure of insurance that your software architecture design is sound and will properly enable and support the application and its users.
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