Most companies recognize some flavor of the IT project lifecycle and use processes to manage each stage of the lifecycle. The common stages include project definition (including building the business case); project approval and prioritization; project development and implementation; ongoing operation, support, and maintenance; and finally, retirement.
Executive Update
Postmortems Are About the Process, Not the Project
Posted November 30, 2004 | Technology |
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