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Project Management Guidebook: System Development Lifecycle (Chapter 6: System Implementation)

March 16, 2003 by Kerry Belodoff

This 2003 electronic book provides guidance to increase project management competence and foster sustained success for projects. This pertinent parts of this chapter on system implementation are on pages 181-183, 187, and 192.

Published by: New York State Office for Technology

Project Management Guidbook: System Development Life Cycle (Chapter 6: System Implementation)

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