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	Project Management Software 101: Glossary on Project Management
		The tasks that must be completed, in order and on time, for a project to finish on schedule.
		All project management software generates Gantt charts, which is the cornerstone chart for a project.
		The basic element of a project, defined as an amount of work performed by a specified person by a specified date to achieve a desired outcome.
	www.projectmanagementsoftware-101.com /project-management-glossary.htm (360 words)

	Dependency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In computer science, dependency is a state in which one object uses a functionality of another object.
		In behavioural medicine, dependence describes a continuum of physical and psychological attachments related to the concept of addiction.
		A dependent area is a classification of territory.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dependency (176 words)

	Project Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		As the project manager you will have to divide the work as evenly as possible, doing your best to insure that you aren’t demanding significantly more from one team member than the others and that the interesting and uninteresting tasks are divided up as evenly as possible.
		If you are a project manager in a functionally structured organization, your people are on loan from the functional business units and are still under the authority of their functional managers.
		A powerful sponsor and senior management commitment to the project are the best defensive strategies and, since project managers are rarely in the line of command in a functionally structured organization, using referent authority from other stakeholders to protect your resources may be the only strategy available.
	www.eprojman.com /execdetails.html (4050 words)

	Project Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Project management is concerned with the application of general management practices to project management.
		Project management certainly includes people issues but they are related more to the specific objectives of the project rather than the ongoing concerns of the individuals.
		One of the disadvantages of the matrix structure is that it divides authority and responsibility for a project between the project manager and the managers of the functional units.
	www.bit.umkc.edu /burris/pl/project-management (16151 words)

	Practical Project Management (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Project management has been identified as one of the hottest fields for the future.
		Project management skills are becoming a required core competency for growth and quality oriented organizations.
		They are designed for the person who has been assigned his/her first project and has no formal training in project management or the person wanting to update their skills by learning the latest techniques and advance his or her career.
	www.mv.com /ipusers/jtmckim/Seminars/tsisrgpm.htm (2259 words)

	Symphonious » Dependency Management
		If the projects are small, it's probably a good idea to just set up the build system to build them all together - effectively making them separate projects even if for development purposes you can just build this bit or that bit and utilize precompiled versions of the dependencies.
		It should build every single project, always using the very latest version of it's dependencies, then if the build passes, it should automatically commit the version identifier for the dependencies so that when the developers come in the next day they'll all develop against that build (which they can pull from the repository).
		The solution we have for that project, which seems to work quite well, is to have the build pull in the dependencies and cache them where they aren't deleted when you do a build clean.
	www.symphonious.net /2007/06/25/dependency-management (707 words)

	allPM.com's Glossary
		Projects performed primarily by performers who are part of the same organization as the client.
		In project management, the objectives are the desired outcomes of the project or any part of the project, both in terms of concrete deliverables and behavioral outcomes (e.g., improved service, more money, etc.).
		A document that describes the project at a high level of detail and is used to authorize the Project Manager to begin work.
	www.allpm.com /glossary.php (3748 words)

	Project Management Resource for Project Managers
		Managing the Sarbanes-Oxley Project At the close of the last century, public corporations raced to meet the Y2K challenge.
		The Seven Practices We Could (and Should) Implement to Improve IT Project Management IT projects are frequently known for cost and schedule overruns and for delivering less functionality than originally planned.
		Scope Creep Management Scope creep is not only inevitable; it's natural Every IT project is executed with set of deliverables and has an expected closure time.
	www.projectmagazine.com (2400 words)

	Frank Patrick's Focused Performance Weblog
		You are there to manage the project and support the people who will have to deal with changing targets, multiple demands, variable production, accidental (or deliberate) changes to their world, multitasking, new methods and so on.
		Projects and programs aimed at dealing with current constraints to organizational throughput and deeper core problems rank high in priority; the former to drive sustainable immediate gains, and the latter to lay the foundation for subsequent efforts associated with those core problems.
		Project management is an effort to make, manage, and keep promises about scope, quality, schedule and cost of efforts deemed worth pursuing.
	www.focusedperformance.com /2003_10_01_blarch.html (7356 words)

	Project Management Methodology
		A checkpoint at the end of each project phase to ensure that a project has achieved its stated objectives and deliverables as planned.
		A document that identifies the timeframes for delivering a project and the dependencies between activities within that project.
		The process by which the quality of the deliverables and management processes is assured and controlled on a project.
	www.mpmm.com /glossary.php (1154 words)

	Project Management Glossary
		Critical Chain (CC) - The critical chain, in project management, is the sequence of both precedence- and resource-dependent terminal elements that prevents a project from being completed in a shorter time, given finite resources.
		Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) - Critical Chain Method is a project scheduling and management methodology developed by Eliyahu Goldratt based on concepts from the Theory of Constraints (and described in his book Critical Chain).
		In project management, the key constraint (using TOC ideas) is the critical path of the project since it determines the length of the project and hence is the key constraint.
	paradigm-360.com /WhitePapers/Glossary.html (12686 words)

	Top Web Project Management, Vertabase Pricing
		We believe that the more projects you manage with our project management software, the better off you'll be-our goal is to help you succeed.
		Project management software as a service means we set up the software, we take care of the software maintenance and provide it to you straight through the internet.
		It is fast, cost-effective and it means you can use your project management software anywhere there's an internet connection -regardless of whether you have your computer with you or not.
	www.vertabase.com /pricing.html (951 words)

	project management software, task management tools - product tour Copper Project
		To manage your system settings, click on the Settings tab and make changes to the various parameters.
		All projects are denied by default, unless the user has access to the Client record (in which case they see all projects).
		Project access is suitable for project managers, participants who need access to all tasks, or client users restricted to a single project.
	www.copperproject.com /guide.php (2756 words)

	Project Management Software: Glossary of project management software termse
		Project management software will always identify the critical path or paths for a project.
		Project management software also automatically calculates lead times.
		A task that indicates the beginning or end of a task and that is a significant event in a project.
	www.project-management-library.com /project-management-software-glossary.htm (889 words)

	Project management: Maven makes it easy
		The project build and reports section contains project build information such as a source code directory, a unit test-case directory, and the reports to generate in the build.
		A project depends on libraries to fulfill its functionalities.
		Project inheritance lets the POM inherit from a master POM in a way similar to object inheritance -- a feature especially important here because of the minimal differences among these projects (mainly in dependencies).
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/java/library/j-maven (3128 words)

	Dependency Management in Maven 2.x
		Here I briefly outline how to use maven's dependency management features for a multi module project.
		Maven has a real nice feature, call "dependency management", that is often neglected, but very useful when you want to have a consistent set of dependencies across multiple projects.
		This blog entry attempts to explain how best to use this, in your maven projects.
	www.dzone.com /rsslinks/dependency_management_in_maven_2x.html (397 words)

	PERT Chart EXPERT - Project Planning, Project Management and Critical Path Scheduling Software using PERT charts, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The order in which tasks occur is an important part of project planning and PERT Chart EXPERT simplifies the process of creating dependencies and displaying dependencies in an easy to follow diagram.
		In other words, this feature will allow you to see the dependencies to tasks that are not currently shown allowing you to hide some tasks but still display any inputs or outputs on the remaining tasks.
		Summary tasks are useful when organizing a project using a Gantt chart but can get in the way when displaying a PERT chart.
	www.criticaltools.com /pertmain.htm (1552 words)

	Project Management FAQ - TechRepublic
		We've compiled the questions and answers from our popular Project Management FAQ into a PDF.
		Project management template for Windows Server 2003 migrations (Download)
		Project Management: What do you do when change management creates ethical issues?
	techrepublic.com.com /5138-22-5281556.html (220 words)

	Wideman Comparative Glossary of Project Management Terms v3.1
		Wideman Comparative Glossary of Project Management Terms v3.1
		Wideman Comparative Glossary of Common Project Management Terms v3.1 is copyright by R. Max Wideman, March, 2002.
		Please feel free to point to this document.
	www.maxwideman.com /pmglossary (92 words)

	Project Management Glossary and Project Planning Glossary
		The Project Management Kit uses the following industry standard project management dictionary terms:
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	www.method123.com /project-management-glossary.php (1090 words)

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