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project leader
In the IT world, it is a person who heads an information systems project. This is a senior position that typically requires systems analysis and programming experience, although the individual may only act as adviser. Project leaders use project manager software to keep track of the tasks and act as liaisons between the technical staff and users. See project manager.


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The 13th text in the Agile Software Development Series--a series co-edited by Highsmith--this book provides project leaders, managers, and executives at all levels with an in-depth look at the four main aspects of Agile Project Management (APM)--opportunity, values, frameworks, and practices--and how to use APM to turn visions into products.
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Both Tea Party leader Michael Patrick Leahy and 9-12 Project leader Glenn Beck have featured Barnett and his project on their TV shows.
 
 
 
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