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A tool to support individuals and teams using high-maturity, metrics-intensive project management methodologies [such as PSP(SM) and TSP(SM)]. Supports personal and team earned value tracking and forecasting; simplifies metrics collection and analysis.
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This tool supports the implementation of Measurement and Analysis Process of CMMI-Dev and MPS.BR models, based on GQM method.
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StatSVN is a metrics-analysis tool for charting software evolution through analysis of Subversion source repositories.
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This project collects information about the economic system of the computer game "Pirates of the Burning Sea" from "Flying Labs System". All those informations were collected manually.
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mind your Project Management Process Scout links open source software to the PMI based project management by offering a site describing the PMBOK knowledge areas, by a classification of os pm software and by os documents for constituting a PMI project.
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JFlightLog is a FREE, graphical pilot log for Ms Windows and others(it's java). Saves as Excel XLS, PDF, CSV or TXT. Imports CSV from other logbook programs or spreadsheets. Prints entries directly. Auto-creates charts for visualizing flight times.
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Monte Carlo analysis is an enhancement to CPM and PERT methods built into MS Project. It enables project manager to run statistical simulation of possible project outcomes based on optimistic, pessimistic and most likely estimates.
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FredServer is the server component for the Fred 2007 time recording client. With FredServer it is possible to collect the efforts recorded by the Fred 2007 client and to store these efforts in a central database for further analysis.
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Statistical analysis of previous planning projects in order to estimate length and cost of current or future ones.
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"Open SysAME" stands for Open-source Systems Analysis and Modeling Engine. Using the concepts developed by Dr. John Warfield (Interactive Management) and George Chandy (OPMS), Open SysAME facilitates collaborative modeling and analysis of systems.
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Framework for storing and editing Forestry-related XML data, with a specialised graphical interface for each object type. Plug-in API for adding functionality. Coded in Java, uses WebStart for distribution, swing GUI, ~100k lines of code.
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JETeam is a J2EE Quality Management Application that aims to help members of a team to work together by offering enterprise services such as remote project and task management and analysis. Jeteam is a pure Java Implementation using J2EE.
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TaskMaster.NET is a task management software designed to manage the request, assignment, workflow management, status notification, and statistical analysis of productivity for a continual stream or job/task requests. It is written in 100% managed code.
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A free, open source PHP-MySQL based risk register system with the focus on risk tracking and reporting. Developed in PHP, MySQL and JQuery. A web based project management tool that lists all the identified risks and the results of your analysis.
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