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1) What are the 5 reasons a project fails? They are: 1) Lack of communication - 40% of project managers cited poor communication as the leading cause of IT project failures.
5 Questions Every PM Should Know (But Don't)
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1) How can you use issue tracking for projects?
In software development, an Issue or Bug is a glitch in your software system that causes the program to behave in a way other than designed. An issue tracking system will manage and maintain your lists of issues by being in the center of the software bug life cycle model, and keeping your issues organized and centralized. For example, assigning tasks to team members, setting priorities, and running reports allow you to easily track the bug or issue throughout its lifecycle, so bugs don’t fall through the “cracks”.
Organizations also commonly use Issue tracking systems for their customer support call centers in conjunction with Help Desk software to create, assign, update, track and resolve reported issues. These issues could come from customers directly, or even from the organization's other (non IT) employees. If you plan on using an Issue Tracker in your customer support center, it is imperative that your help desk and issue tracker are fully integrated-all Elementool products are seamlessly integrated.
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