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by Michael.
Original Post: Why MS Project Sucks for Iterative Development? Part II
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Hummer and Warm Wax
See Part I.
Let's take an average software project with full plan created up-front. It appeast that it is hard to support project plan in actual state using MS Project. It is hard to reflect real progress. But why? MS Project is great software, it should be easy. And it is easy in many cases, but not in software development. MS Project is useful when:
Project is very small
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