Accelerating Process Improvement Using Agile Techniques

accelerating Process Improvement Using Agile Techniques Explains How Agile Programming Is Applied To Standard Process Improvement. By Applying Agile Techniques, It Organizations Can Speed Up Process Improvement Initiatives, Minimize The Resources These Initiatives Require, And Maximize The Benefits Of Process Improvement. The Book Details Step-by-step How To Implement The Accelerating Process Improvement Methodology (apim) And How To Integrate Apim With Various Standard Process Improvement Models And Methodologies, Including The Iso 9000 Series, Spice, Tqm, Spire, Pmbok, And Cmm/cmmi. Agile Process Improvement Enables Organizations To Rapidly Set Strategic Goals, Meet A Greater Percentage Of User Requirements, And Realize A Quicker Return On Investment. about The Author deb Jacobs Is A Professional Consultant With Focal Point Associates Specializing In Process Improvement And Project Management. She Currently Provides Support To Organizations In Training, Process Improvement Consulting, Project Management Consulting, Software Engineering Consulting, And Proposal Development. Ms. Jacobs Has Over 25 Year’s In Project Management, Process Improvement Management, System/software Engineering, And Proposal Development With A Bs In Computer Science. "Accelerating Process Improvement Using Agile Techniques explains how agile programming is applied to standard process improvement. By applying agile techniques, IT organizations can speed up process improvement initiatives, minimize the resources these initiatives require, and maximize the benefits of process improvement. The book details step-by-step how to implement the Accelerating Process Improvement Methodology (APIM) and how to integrate APIM with various standard process improvement models and methodologies, including the ISO 9000 series, SPICE, TQM, SPIRE, PMBOK and CMM/CMMI."--Jacket Describes a method for accelerating process improvement that helps set the goals and directions of organizations. This book offers several real-world scenarios describing situations prevalent throughout IT organizations regardless of the primary business in which a company may be engaged. Mark slugged down one more beer and figured it was about time to go home.