Today: 3 hours
Literature review.
Deadline 5 months
Deadline march 30th 2012
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Have to create structure/chapters of the final report.
Training Mon and Tue GG - Must monitor user feedback.
Perhaps we can tap into the answers initially there.
Plan was try to fix as much bugs as possible so when Actual users test Mon and Tue they will get the issues additional bugs.
Maybe we can introduce support at this time to listen, set the expectations this is a testing session not a training session.
Initial reaction can cloud later and spread rumors.
Hence it is important to send the right message and get it right the first time. positive message so positive messages can be spread.
file:///C:/Users/owner/Desktop/user%20acceptance%20thur%2025th%202011/Failed%20IT%20Projects%20(The%20Human%20Factor)%20paper.htm
Most software development projects fail because of failures within the team running them. Before a team project can be labeled as failed, the term failed must be defined. For the purpose of this research, a failed software development project is defined as (1) being over-scheduled by more than 30% and/or, (2) being over-budget by more than 30% and/or, (3) the end product did not meet user requirements. These three criteria cover the schedule, budget, and requirement, all surrounded by quality that should comprise all projects. A failed project does not include canceled projects relating to changes in requirements that resulted from changes in business needs. The focus of this research is on the project team problems of these failed projects, thus resulting in team failure.
http://www.it-cortex.com/Stat_Failure_Cause.htm
The main reasons why systems fail to meet their objectives were identified as:
 | Lack of attention to the human and organizational aspects of IT. |
| Poor project management. |
| Poor articulation of user requirements. |
| Inadequate attention to business needs and goals. |
| Failure to involve users appropriately. I want to stress on last one to some extent not just user involvement but using it appropriately http://goldpractice.thedacs.com/practices/mr/index.php |
this is important.
how does the strategy support this?
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