The book's CD-ROM includes trial versions of Microsoft Project 2000, Soffrant TRACK, and Cost Xpert as well as templates and a wealth of other planning tools.
The book's CD-ROM includes trial versions of Microsoft Project 2000, Soffrant TRACK, and Cost Xpert as well as templates and a wealth of other planning tools.
Put your project on the path to success
Manage tasks, resources, and progress with Microsoft Project
Stay on top of builds, bugs, and betas
Implement Software Quality Assurance (SQA) testing
Build customer-care programs
All this and a BONUS CD-ROM, including:
Trial versions of Microsoft Project 2000 (for plans, schedules, and Gantt charts); Soffront TRACK (for defect tracking); and Cost Xpert (for cost and resource estimation)
Plus exclusive templates for Microsoft Project, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and more!
However, the alarming reality is that about one-half of the estimated 300,000 software projects in the United States will fail due to poor planning, or inexperienced project managers and project teams.
If you are a new or experienced project manager, or team member of a new software project, but you don't have the tools, or know where to begin, don't worry be happy!
With the Software Project Management Kit For Dummies as your toolkit and your handy reference, you will find step-by-step instructions that will show you how to quickly and easily create successful software projects that are on schedule and under budget!
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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
CD full of PM Forms/Document Templates Never Seen Before !,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Software Project Management Kit for Dummies (Paperback)
I've just wrapped up reading "Software Project Management for Dummies" book and would like to start by saying thank you. There are several Software PM books out there though it seems that the majority focus on a highly technical perspective or on basic communication tactics. I am to interview Monday for a Software PM position (am currently an Internet PM) and your book has helped me address the differences between the two.I came across the book after combing through nearly 15 software pm books. I despise the title "for dummies" and had not picked it up until I was frustrated with the current offerings. As mentioned, they primarily dealt with highly technical software processes or people skills. Hardly any even mentioned a scope document! The CD has proven to be an enormous resource for myself. Those are the forms/documents needed for monitoring and progression of projects that I have not seen anywhere. Thanks for the book and any tips that may follow. Regards, Jason L. Volk
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Super reference,
By Robert McDermott (San Antonio, Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Software Project Management Kit for Dummies (Paperback)
The book is a very good reference for beginners. I am a professional educator with Webster University and teach a graduate level course in software project management. I have had approximately 30 years experience with project management in general and 10 years experience with software project management. The material on the enclosed CD-ROM is excellent for beginners to use to get acquainted with the tools of the trade.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A good reference,
By Christo "montxsuz" (Vancouver, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Software Project Management Kit for Dummies (Paperback)
I bought the "Complete Idiot's Guide to Project Management" first, then found this title on the shelves. So I bought The Dummies book and gave The Idiot's book away.The Dummies book is a good reference for people dabbling in project management. It is well structured, well laid-out, and well written. At the same time it cuts the (...)found in so many heavy-duty management books. Particularly useful are the templates found all through the book - and the CD with digital copies of them all. I have introduced many of these templates into my workplace, with slight modifications. Negatives? The absence of UML and Object Oriented development processes.
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