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Creating the CIO’s Dashboard of Performance Measures

by Ken Rau April 2004 Today’s uncertain business environment has made traditional formulas for success obsolete. To be competitive, organizations, and functions within organizations, must improve process per-formance, emphasize efficiency and demon-strate value to stakeholders. Today’s uncertain business environment has made traditional formulas for success obsolete. To be competitive, organizations, and functions within organizations, must

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Stakeholders, Goals, Scope: The Foundation for Requirements and Business Models

by Suzanne Robertson March 2004 When we published the first version of the Volere requirements template (http://www.volere.co.uk) we identified stakeholders (sections 2 and 3), goals (section 1), and scope (sections 7 and 8) as the foundation stones for discovering the relevant requirements. Since then we have applied Volere on many projects in many different industries.

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Using Function Point Analysis for an Object Oriented Methodology

by Koni Thompson December 2003 Function Point Analysis (FPA) allows you to size the requirements of software independent of technology. Therefore, the newer development methods such as OO and new environments, such as Client/Server and Web Based applications can easily be sized through FPA. First, one must understand the concepts of these newer methods environments.

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