Abstract
The PSP (Personal Software Process) is a set of practices aimed at time management and personal productivity improvement, applied primarily within software engineering tasks. These techniques can be exploited in order to improve the management of tasks both managers for decision-making and employees of software development companies. In this paper is presented different experiences during the application of the most basic practices of this process, presenting its impact results in the planning of the agenda management tasks such as software development projects for the development team.
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Peralta Martín-Palomino, A. (2018). Análisis de registros de comportamientos previos para la toma de decisiones. Aplicación para la dirección de proyectos software. Ingeniare, 26(1), 21–27. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-33052018000100021
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