Claudio LoCicero

Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability and What it Means to You

Confidentiality Confidentiality is ensuring that information is accessible only to those authorized to have access, regardless of where the information is stored or how it is accessed. Each employee within an organization has the responsibility to maintain the confidentiality of the information entrusted to them for job performance and this responsibility must be reinforced through... (posted by Claudio 4 years 200 days ago.)

Project Scope Creep Case Study: No Way Out

Rarely does a project end where it was envisioned to at the beginning due to scope creep. Scope creep is usually caused by a redefinition of a client's requirements which may or may not affect budget and timelines. How changes are managed and controlled is quite important in maintaining focus, momentum, and the bottom linebut there are times when a project team has no way out. In one particular project... (posted by Claudio 4 years 219 days ago.)

Project Communications: Keeping Stakeholders Informed

Communication of project status to project stakeholders must be performed continuously throughout the projects lifecycle to ensure that everyone has current information. A communications plan should be part of an overall project plan and the types of exchanges identified in that plan may consist of the following: - Project Status Reports - Project Budget Reports - Quality Assurance Reports -... (posted by Claudio 4 years 241 days ago.)

5 Methods of Identifying Project Risk

Five methods for identifying risks that information technology professionals and project managers may consider using are Documentation Reviews, Information Gathering Techniques, Checklist Analysis, Assumptions Analysis, and Diagramming Techniques. Although the scope of this article is not to detail the methodology of each technique, the usability of each in an agile environment will be addressed. Documentation... (posted by Claudio 4 years 246 days ago.)