While I was at university studying Software engineering management I was lucky to have Dr Ian K Bray provide a unit of Requirements Engineering. Why is that such a big thing for me? I’ll tell you, Dr Ian K Bray is the author of one of the most popular published books on Requirements Engineering (An Introduction to Requirements Engineering)
The biggest eye opener in all of this to me was the fact that using use-cases and diagrams to explain the functionality and intent of a software system would drastically reduce …

Another great post Published by Brad Egeland | June 2, 2009

“You know how it goes….you can follow every PMI standard, practice and guideline. You can produce status reports and project plans that should be placed on some sort of ‘wall of fame’ somewhere. But no matter what you do, the project is doomed to fail – or at least not truly succeed. This can be, of course, for any one of a number of reasons. Some common ones are: