Risk Management is Project Management for Adults

Tim Lister

In this on-demand webinar you'll learn shy risk management for software is entirely different from financial risk management.; the core process to do risk management at the project level and above; why you can never completely avoid or transfer risk in software development; and how to mitigate or contain risks.


Habitat for Disaster

Ken Orr

One of my favorite writers is Christopher Alexander. Alexander is a maverick architect who has spent the better part of his career criticizing mainstream architecture for concentrating on visually different but sterile buildings and environments. Alexander is a darling of the software community because of his work on "pattern languages."


Habitat for Disaster

Ken Orr

One of my favorite writers is Christopher Alexander. Alexander is a maverick architect who has spent the better part of his career criticizing mainstream architecture for concentrating on visually different but sterile buildings and environments. Alexander is a darling of the software community because of his work on "pattern languages."


Compliance and Legal Liability

Julia Allen

Failure to protect stakeholder interests with respect to certain categories of information or failure to prevent unauthorized access to personal information may have serious legal consequences. An enterprise-wide approach to security governance can help an organization maintain compliance with new and expanding laws and regulations and avoid legal liability related to statutory or common law.


Compliance and Legal Liability

Julia Allen

Failure to protect stakeholder interests with respect to certain categories of information or failure to prevent unauthorized access to personal information may have serious legal consequences. An enterprise-wide approach to security governance can help an organization maintain compliance with new and expanding laws and regulations and avoid legal liability related to statutory or common law.


What Is the Role of Context in Web Services?

D. Benslimane, Zakaria Maamar
 

Web services are nowadays emerging as a major technology for deploying automated interactions between distributed and heterogeneous applications. Various standards support this deployment, including WSDL, UDDI, and SOAP. These standards respectively support the definition of Web services, their advertisement to the community of users, and finally their binding for invocation purposes. In general, composing Web services rather than accessing a single Web service is essential and provides better benefits to users.


Seven Strategies for Project Success (That Could Also Help You Succeed in Court)

Warren Reid

There are no guarantees for winning any case, but consider using the following maxims for systems development/implementation projects to help you increase your chances of project or courtroom success.

In order to SUCCEED:


Seven Strategies for Project Success (That Could Also Help You Succeed in Court)

Warren Reid

There are no guarantees for winning any case, but consider using the following maxims for systems development/implementation projects to help you increase your chances of project or courtroom success.

In order to SUCCEED:


SAP Buys EII Vendor Callixa

Curt Hall

SAP AG has acquired enterprise information integration (EII) vendor Callixa for an undisclosed amount. SAP plans to use Callixa software to supplement the data integration capabilities of its enterprise software offerings.


Castle or Submarine? The Inadequacy of Perimeter Defense

Tom Welsh

Most managers' first response, on being asked to secure their corporate networks, would probably be to install a firewall and force all incoming and outgoing traffic to pass through it. (Antivirus packages for all computers might come a close second these days.) Networks are becoming so complex and dynamic, however, that there are growing doubts as to whether perimeter defense can be trusted at all.


Performance Metrics: The Seven Deadly Sins -- Part I

Jim Love
Performance Metrics: The Seven Deadly SinsPart I

Of PMOs, VMOs, and XMOs: Why So Many Management Offices?

Steve Andriole

Everyone wants new management offices. It seems that a preferred response to management problems of many kinds is to create a new office responsible for something fairly specific. The ones that come immediately to mind are project management offices (PMOs), process management offices (PMOs again -- causing, of course, some confusion among the acronym crowd), and vendor management offices (VMOs). What are these offices, and who are these people? And why are there so many of them?


The Future of IT Value Creation in a Global Economy

Robert Austin, Cutter Business Technology Council, Cutter Business Technology Council, Cutter Business Technology Council
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The Future of IT Value Creation in a Global Economy

Robert Austin, Cutter Business Technology Council, Cutter Business Technology Council, Cutter Business Technology Council
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