Hierarchical Segregation of Duties
Hierarchical Segregation of Duties
Postmortems Are About the Process, Not the Project
Most companies recognize some flavor of the IT project lifecycle and use processes to manage each stage of the lifecycle. The common stages include project definition (including building the business case); project approval and prioritization; project development and implementation; ongoing operation, support, and maintenance; and finally, retirement.
Open Source Software Adoption And Effectiveness in IT
Open source software (OSS) is increasingly prevalent on the Internet and within enterprise IT. For example, Apache's HTTP Server has been the most popular Web server since 1996 and is now more widely used than all others combined. And almost everyone is aware of Linux's inroads in the operating system market.
Conversations on Open Source
Conversations on Open Source
DSLs Are Coming: Will You Be Ready?
Programming Tools: IDEs and Advanced Tools
Business Mechanics 101: Repairing Your Engine
Agile Data Warehousing: Incorporating Agile Principles
Agile Data Warehousing: Incorporating Agile Principles
Data Integration Compliance
The purpose of this Executive Update is to discuss the conundrum of data integration and compliance as well as the roles that IT must play when addressing compliance issues.
Data Integration Compliance
The purpose of this Executive Update is to discuss the conundrum of data integration and compliance as well as the roles that IT must play when addressing compliance issues.
Metadata: "Watch Out for That Tree!"
It has been said that information is merely the correlation and selection of data and that, by extension, knowledge is the correlation and selection of information. I have said it myself. I was wrong.
Business Performance Management: Benefits, Strategies, Issues, and Satisfaction
Knowledge Management: People, Process, Technology
Knowledge Management: People, Process, Technology
Knowledge Management: People, Process, Technology
A Behavioral Approach to Knowledge Management
Collaborative Technologies for the Financial Services Industry
Collaborations among knowledge workers are becoming increasingly important as organizations drive for globalization and innovation to achieve a competitive advantage. Meanwhile, work has become more and more knowledge-based, constantly requiring decisions to be made that are based on instant access to data from a diversity of information sources. This situation is especially common in the financial services industry.
Collaborative Technologies for the Financial Services Industry
Collaborations among knowledge workers are becoming increasingly important as organizations drive for globalization and innovation to achieve a competitive advantage. Meanwhile, work has become more and more knowledge-based, constantly requiring decisions to be made that are based on instant access to data from a diversity of information sources. This situation is especially common in the financial services industry.
