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'''Application Implementation Methodology''' (AIM) is a [[system framework]] of related elements. It involves certain tasks, processes, phases and dependencies:
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* A [[Task (project management)|task]] is a unit of work, which results in a single [[deliverable]] which may take many different forms like reports, schedules, codes, or test results.
AIM (Application Implementation Methodology) is a System framework of related elements. It involves certain tasks, processes, phases and dependencies:
* A [[Business process|process]] is a closely related to a group of dependent tasks fulfilling a major objective. A process is always based on a common discipline.
* A phase is a chronological grouping or order of tasks. It is a flexible way of organising tasks, preparing schedule major deliverables, and deliver projects


== External links ==
A task is a unit of work, which results in a single deliverable which may take many different forms like reports, schedules, codes, or test results.
* http://www.readbag.com/oracle-technetwork-topics-agile-ofm-bpc-sep09-webcast-128071


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A process is a closely related to a group of dependent tasks fulfilling a major objective. A process is always based on a common discipline.


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A phase is a chronological grouping or order of tasks. It is a flexible way of organising tasks, preparing schedule major deliverables, and deliver projects

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Latest revision as of 05:50, 16 September 2024

Application Implementation Methodology (AIM) is a system framework of related elements. It involves certain tasks, processes, phases and dependencies:

  • A task is a unit of work, which results in a single deliverable which may take many different forms like reports, schedules, codes, or test results.
  • A process is a closely related to a group of dependent tasks fulfilling a major objective. A process is always based on a common discipline.
  • A phase is a chronological grouping or order of tasks. It is a flexible way of organising tasks, preparing schedule major deliverables, and deliver projects
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