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The Practical Software Measurement (PSM) Process provides a framework for implementing an effective software measurement process. It involves three key activities: 1) tailoring measures to the specific project, 2) applying measures by collecting and analyzing data, and 3) implementing the measurement process within the organization. The goal is to provide objective information to support project management decisions regarding cost, schedule, and technical objectives. PSM is a flexible, issue-driven process based on measurement best practices.
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This document discusses software measurement and its importance for software projects and processes. It describes a generic measurement process called E-4 that establishes improvement objectives, extracts measurements, evaluates the measurements against objectives, and executes decisions based on the findings. The goal of project measurement is to control projects and ensure they are completed as committed by tracking their status. Process measurement aims to continuously improve processes by setting goals and monitoring progress.
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- 2. Social Media Strategy Funnel "80 percent of marketers incorrectly begin with tactics instead of goals." -eMarketer Report
- 3. Social Media Objectives Gain brand, Solution, and product visibility Support lead generation efforts Support and use as layering tool Increase organisations brand awareness and influence
- 4. Template Mission : Why Goals : What do we are we doing want to accomplish ? this ? Metric Tactic Goal Metric Tactic Mission Metric Tactic Goal Metric Tactic Metric Tactic Goal Metric Tactic
- 5. Plan and Execution Continue execution in 2013 and review again Start it’s execution at the end of 2013 and review execution efforts after three months Develop a 2013 and then again after 6 months Timeline Execution Plan once the rationale has been approved Timeline Develop a 2013 Plan and Timeline Rationale Timeline