A Model of Software Project Management Dynamics
A Model of Software Project Management Dynamics
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PLANNING & CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (P&CS) workfor workforce sought HUMAN RESOURCE MGMT SUBSYSTEM (HRMS) deadl workforce SOFTWARE PRODUCTION SUBSYSTEM (SPS) Figure (1) The Model's Subsystems 8 The HRMS contains the hiring/firing and training policies of the organization. The P&CS includes the managerial activities for assessing project status, projecting future personnel needs, and adjusting project schedules if necessary. And finally, the SPS captures the software "production" activities such as desi...gning, coding, and testing. Figure (1) also shows some of the major information connections which couple the subsystems together. For example, information on the project's progress and on the workforce level flows into the Planning and Control Subsystem (P&CS) from SPS and HRMS respectively. Such information is used to decide whether or not more people need to be hired and/or schedules adjusted. Once such decisions are made, they are forwarded (after some delay) to the appropriate subsystem(s), as shown in Figure (1).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PLANNING & CONTROL SUBSYSTEM (P&CS) workfor workforce sought HUMAN RESOURCE MGMT SUBSYSTEM (HRMS) deadl workforce SOFTWARE PRODUCTION SUBSYSTEM (SPS) Figure (1) The Model's Subsystems 8 The HRMS contains the hiring/firing and training policies of the organization. The P&CS includes the managerial activities for assessing project status, projecting future personnel needs, and adjusting project schedules if necessary. And finally, the SPS captures the software "production" activities such as desi...gning, coding, and testing. Figure (1) also shows some of the major information connections which couple the subsystems together. For example, information on the project's progress and on the workforce level flows into the Planning and Control Subsystem (P&CS) from SPS and HRMS respectively. Such information is used to decide whether or not more people need to be hired and/or schedules adjusted. Once such decisions are made, they are forwarded (after some delay) to the appropriate subsystem(s), as shown in Figure (1).
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