Brenda L. Flores-Rios , Oscar M. Rodríguez-Elias, Martín Olguín-Espinoza. Comparative Analysis of the ISO 10006:2003 against other Standards and Guidelines related to Software Project Management. Research in Computing Science (RCS). Advances in Computer Science and Applications. Alexander Buchmann (Ed). Vol. 43. Pp. 55 – 67. 2009. ISSN:1870-4069.
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Abstract.
Nowadays, the Project Management field is in a stage in which its processes and concepts are being normalized and harmonized. The standard ISO 10006:2003 is an example of it. The goal of this standard is to provide an orientation about the concepts, elements, and guidelines for the quality of Project Management practices through eleven processes. This paper presents a comparison of the processes defined in the ISO 10006 with those defined in the PMBOK of PMI, ICB of IPMA, SWEBOK and the Mexican Standard NMX-I-059-NYCE-2005. The purpose of this work is to describe a conceptual framework to be taken into account in project management initiatives for software processes, which can be used by software project managers.