Managing successful high-tech product introduction
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書誌事項
Managing successful high-tech product introduction
（The Artech House technology management and professional development library / Bruce Elbert, series editor）
Artech House, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text addresses the back end of an aggressive product development cycle from a project management perspective. This comprehensive guide takes you, step by step, through a proven development process that helps you successfully bring products to newly emerging commercial markets. The book covers critical elements used in structuring a development programme including integration planning and execution, system test strategies for product characterization, and early deployment activity necessary in securing marketshare. The focus is on insuring business success by planning product development in such a way as to support aggressive deployment, while successfully managing customer expectation. This resource gives you the tools necessary for regaining project control, turning it around, and delivering tested products to the marketplace before the competition. A CD-ROM containing management software based upon Microsoft Access 2000 to further assist in making any project a success, is included with the book.
目次
- Influences: external business pressures for profitability
- internal development interaction. Focus: test as a means of recapturing requirements. Complexity: an overview of a modern system. Structure of the test component: integration to product acceptance. Work Flow: integration planning and execution
- system verification in record time
- interoperability teasing to complete the whole product
- pre-mature deployment and supporting the catastrophe. Organizational shape: for aggressive companies. Politics of the test manager: delivering the bad news and thriving. Staffing a test organization: attracting the best to an unglorified calling. Tools for the manager: test case archiving/defect management.
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