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RE: Fw: [epf-dev] Ballot for voting on PM process element names and	next PM call
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Pascal, thanks for voting! Regarding voting multiple times, 
I was thinking I'd count the latest ballot submitted, so we should be set. 
 
I particularly liked your perspective about a product 
breakdown structure (PBS) and a work breakdown structure (WBS), how they are 
different, yet related (but not one-to-one). In this language, were you 
thinking Work Product #2 could be considered the PBS and Work Product #4 
the WBS (or sub-views of each)?
 
Thanks, Chris ~:|
 
P.S. Are you interested and available to work on OpenUP PM 
content? :-)
SORRY CHRIS I miss-checked the 2 first question which are different 
from the assumption I stated at the beginning of my mail!! I just resent it with the appropriate answers ... 
Could you please consider this vote rather than 
the former one??
  
  
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Myvote below ... I have an assumption (based on the reading of 
the different thread) : we are talking Development Management rather than 
generally speaking Project Management (Development Mgt could be a part of a more 
global Project or a project by itself but dediciated to development). This 
assumption is confirmed by the current target usage of Eclipse: 
Development.
  
  
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           | [epf-dev] Ballot for voting on PM 
            process element names and next PM       
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Here is the ballot for voting 
on PM process element names. I attempted to include the various names people 
have suggested for these things as choices. If there are any that I overlooked 
or if there are new ones that people would like to suggest, feel free to write 
them in under "Other". To cast your vote, reply to this email message, copy me 
(chris.armstrong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx), and place an '"x" in one of the boxes that 
precede each choice to indicate your vote for each element. The voting closes at 
12:00am Friday 7/14 which will allow us to tally the votes and report the 
results at the next PM conference call (scheduled for 8am PST Friday 7/14) and 
the epf-dev mail list. 
============================================================ 
Role #1: [ X 
] Development lead, [ ] 
Project manager, [ ] Team lead, [ ] Technical lead, [ ] Other: 
_______________ 
Work Product #1: [ X ] Development plan, [ ] 
Project plan, [ ] Release plan, [ ] Other: _______________ 
Work Product #2: [ ] Development item list, [ ] 
Product backlog, [ ] Development backlog, [ X] Work item list, [ ] 
Release backlog, [ ] Cross-project backlog, [ ] System work item list, [ ] 
Project work item list, [ ] Other: _______________ 
Work Product #3: [ X] Iteration 
plan, [ ] Other: _______________ : Iteration plan should be a combination of work plan, risk 
plan, resource plan, finacial plan, ..... I should also be placed in context of 
the global project plan (the one which contains the considered Development 
(sub-)project plus other (sub-) projects within the global endeavour of the 
engagement). 
Work Product #4: [ X] Task list, [ ] Sprint 
backlog, [ ] Work item list, [ ] Team work item list, [ ] Iteration work item 
list, [ ] Other: The Task List 
should be organized in a breakdown structure, based on a product breakdown 
structure and the resource organization. Notice that there is a dependency 
between the WBS and the PBS but not a 1 to 1 correspondance; recommended representation of placing this inside of Work 
Product #3 
Work Product #5: [ X] Risk list, [ ] 
Other: _______________ 
Work Product #6: [ X] Status 
assessment, [ ] Other: _______________ 
Report #1: [ X] Development burndown, [ 
] Release burndown, [ ] Project burndown, [ ] Other: _______________ 
Report #2: [ X] Iteration burndown, [ ] 
Sprint burndown, [ ] Other: _______________ 
============================================================ 
Thanks, Chris ~:| 
Chris Armstrong ~:| 
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