Web Services

In web services, there is a need for the different perspectives of stakeholders to be considered and their interests incorporated into web-based solutions.

First, there is the business need of the client in seeking out a solution. What is the purpose? Who will it serve? Then, there are the different contributors ranging from subject experts, marketing, usability, design, development, monitoring and operations. All things are considered with project design, planning, and implementation.

Sometimes it takes the form of managing external vendors for a client.

Sometimes it takes the form of leading a team of combined internal and external contributors.

Sometimes it requires managing the integration between different systems.

Sometimes it takes the form of integrating a process used between people into a technology solution.

Sometimes it takes the form of improving a business process with the help of a technology solution.

Sometimes it takes the form of a new functionality.

Often it requires a collaborative effort between contributors with different expertise and perspectives.

Project management always includes defining the purpose, goals, and objectives and managing time, cost, and scope.

The project management framework carries the process through effective action to completion. With web services, there is a visible and functional result that becomes a beneficial experience.


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