Touch, touch, and touch software developers, directors at all levels, and customers have been tapping into the same issue for decades. Many medium-sized projects fail due to unreasonable reasons, and those projects do not use half-advanced technologies or use top research results from other disciplines. Those projects are overwhelmed by their own heavy lifting.
The survival of software projects is not an unexpected result. The effort required to make a project successful is not particularly difficult or time-consuming, but it is only from the first day of the project to the last day. The method of software development has been improved to the failure of a few medium-sized software projects. When developers, supervisors at all levels, and customers stop for a long enough time and stop hitting the same old problem with their head, let them absorb the various software program survival skills described in this book, their project will be successful.
Microsoft Project: Survival rule. pdf (3683 KB)
