 Critical Success Factors and Measurement Using Measurement to Make Sure Your Projects Do What They Can To Succeed
A critical success factor, or CSF, is something you have found is essential for successfully completing a project. Some of them are general, like "Make sure you have an approved project plan" while others are more specific like "Make sure you have a test for every requirement." Using CSFs in software and systems engineering raises the likelihood of success and makes sure that you don't fall into the same hole twice.
In this webinar, you'll see how DataDrill EXPRESS turns what used to be a simple checklist into a powerful company discriminator. With the automation in DataDrill, your organization can start sharing and using best practices critical success factors as part of the measurement process provided by DataDrill.
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Define and share critical success factors across the project portfolio
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Automatically monitor success factors with your DataDrill-powered measurement process
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Use critical success factors as triggers to determine when and how to use metric data
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Share and communicate CSF progress to all interested stakeholders
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Resources for Deploying CMMI With DataDrill
For our November webinar attendees, we provided a resource "care package" of information to help organizations start deploying the process associated with measurement and analysis. The resources include two white papers on CMMI-related M&A activities and tasks, sample information needs, as well as a guide for a measurement team position descriptions.
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