TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF CREATING IT PRODUCTS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF IMPLEMENTING IT PROJECTS

The article examines the characteristics of ECM programs, such as incrementalism and high technology, as well as the technological features IT project management that create similar characteristics. The purpose of the article is to analyse the technological features of IT project management that arise during the creation of ECM programs. The study found that waterfall and flexible approaches, fourteen techniques and four lifecycle models are used to create ECMr programs. In addition, it was found that every IT project implemented according to the waterfall life cycle model, regardless of its size, complexity, duration, type, management methods and number of team members, goes through the six phases, such as starting an IT project, determining the requirements for the created ECM program, planning, coding, testing and closing the IT project. From the results obtained, it could be concluded that the concepts and techniques for creating ECM programs, as well as lifecycle models, are necessary knowledge competencies that all participants in IT projects must possess. Inadequate possession or lack of these skills jeopardises the ability to achieve the planned project objectives, to produce a working program code and also to fulfil the obligations of the transaction. 

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