This article describes the Evolutionary Project Management. Evo is a project management process delivering evolutionary ‘high-value-first’ progress towards the desired goals.

This article defines the different process available for software development projects and when and how to use them.

This article presents techniques and tools used to create requirements with a team composed of the different participants of agile projects.

This article provides a basic overview of Scrum, an agile process for managing software development project.

This article provides a basic overview of FDD, an agile approach for managing software development project.

This paper provides an overview of XPM from a practical "how to" viewpoint. I'll list the XP practices and talk about how to use them in architecture for planning and quality control. I'll cover topics only briefly, with the intent of expanding on them later.

Exhorting workers to estimate more carefully and project mangers to be more diligent in meeting deadlines is not going to remove variation from projects. We need to change the rules of the game:
* Limit work to capacity
* Even out the arrival of work
* Minimize the number of Things-in-Process
* Minimize the size of the Things-in-Process
* Establish a regular cadence
* Use pull scheduling

This article is about applying Agile methods in an environ-ment that may be more familiar with high ceremony project manage-ment methods – methods that might be considered heavy weight in terms of today’s agile vocabulary.

Large projects are not just bigger small projects. They are completely different beasts

Every systems and software project involves risk. Often, how you manage your program risks is a deciding factor in the eventual success or failure of your program. If you ignore the risks, your program has a higher chance of failing. On the other hand, if you try to track and manage all possible risks, you can expend your entire budget managing the risks, and never produce a deliverable. Risk management, like any other element of systems and software development, requires forethought and careful planning. This article explains what risk management is, and then discusses some common developmental risks.