Building 20 and the Stata Center -- What Engineers Want

Ken Orr

Anyone who is around me very long will hear about one of my favorite books: Stewart Brand's How Buildings Learn . I reference the book in my design and architecture classes as a way to focus on what people do with the things we build.


SOA and BPM

Paul Harmon

There's a lot of interest in business process improvement at the moment, and much of it is focused on the hope that software tools can be used to organize and control the execution of business processes. Products designed to facilitate the analysis and runtime management of processes are typically called business process management (BPM) tools or suites.


Collaborative Approach to Scope Management

Danny Ertel, John Kim

 

It is expected that the scope of an outsourcing relationship will evolve over the lifetime of the contract. Good scope management benefits both the buyer and the provider: the buyer receives all the services at the appropriate service level that it contracted for without overpaying, and the service provider performs only the services it has been contracted to do without giving away work.

 


CIOs and CTOs Getting Smarter About Business and Finance

Cutter Consortium, Cutter Consortium
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Respect, Trust, and Like

Jim Highsmith

Prioritization Processes: Everybody Has Them, But How Effective Are They?

Bob Benson, Tom Bugnitz, Tom Bugnitz, Tom Walton, William Walton, William Walton, Kaleb Walton

Components and ERP

Paul Harmon

A Towering Failure: Linking the Past to the Future?

Darren Dalcher

Have you ever encountered a project failure? Project management research suggests that many projects would qualify as failures. Most statistics clearly imply that things are not getting any better and failures are commonplace.


A Towering Failure: Linking the Past to the Future?

Darren Dalcher

Have you ever encountered a project failure? Project management research suggests that many projects would qualify as failures. Most statistics clearly imply that things are not getting any better and failures are commonplace.


A Towering Failure: Linking the Past to the Future?

Darren Dalcher

Have you ever encountered a project failure? Project management research suggests that many projects would qualify as failures. Most statistics clearly imply that things are not getting any better and failures are commonplace.


A Towering Failure: Linking the Past to the Future?

Darren Dalcher

Have you ever encountered a project failure? Project management research suggests that many projects would qualify as failures. Most statistics clearly imply that things are not getting any better and failures are commonplace.


Offshoring IT: Should the Cross-Border Train Be Stopped?

Wendell Jones

Offshore IT outsourcing started with Y2K and applications software work and has expanded in the last few years to include business processes like HR and accounting and IT-enabled services, such as contact centers and related customer support services.


Offshoring IT: Should the Cross-Border Train Be Stopped?

Wendell Jones

Offshore IT outsourcing started with Y2K and applications software work and has expanded in the last few years to include business processes like HR and accounting and IT-enabled services, such as contact centers and related customer support services.


Offshoring IT: Should the Cross-Border Train Be Stopped?

Wendell Jones

Offshore IT outsourcing started with Y2K and applications software work and has expanded in the last few years to include business processes like HR and accounting and IT-enabled services, such as contact centers and related customer support services.


Offshoring IT: Should the Cross-Border Train Be Stopped?

Wendell Jones

Offshore IT outsourcing started with Y2K and applications software work and has expanded in the last few years to include business processes like HR and accounting and IT-enabled services, such as contact centers and related customer support services.


Offshoring IT: Should the Cross-Border Train Be Stopped?

Wendell Jones

Offshore IT outsourcing started with Y2K and applications software work and has expanded in the last few years to include business processes like HR and accounting and IT-enabled services, such as contact centers and related customer support services.


IBM Buys Alphablox

Curt Hall

IBM announced it's buying Alphablox Corporation for an undisclosed amount. Alphablox's namesake product is a component-based Java application development environment (ADE) that is particularly useful for developing and embedding analytic functionality within other software applications.


Small-Scale Business Continuity Planning

Carl Pritchard
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