Web Services and Service-Oriented Architecture
Nano Project Management
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Optimization Audits
One of the steps that more and more companies are taking is to conduct "optimization audits." Great ... just what we need: another audit, another acronym (OA), and another question to answer when someone higher in the organization than you asks about how optimization audits work -- and if they're required by some government agency.
Nano Project Management
Nano Project Management
From Projects to Products
Software Architecture: A Bill of Goods? Part 3
This is the third in a series of three Advisors on software architecture (see "Software Architecture: A Bill of Goods? Part 1" and "Software Architecture: A Bill of Goods? Part 2," 28 April 2004 and 19 May 2004).
Sources of Productivity
Sources of Productivity
The Integration Consortium
Only Eat When Hungry
Harvesting Inventions, Part 1
The discussion continues in Part 2 (see " Harvesting Inventions -- Approaches for Identifying and Selecting Inventions to Patent," 23 June 2004).
Harvesting Inventions, Part 1
The discussion continues in Part 2 (see " Harvesting Inventions -- Approaches for Identifying and Selecting Inventions to Patent," 23 June 2004).
Harvesting Inventions
Technology companies are constantly inventing, and many of these companies seek patent protection for their inventions. This Advisor describes approaches that are commonly used by companies to identify and select inventions to patent.
Harvesting Inventions
Technology companies are constantly inventing, and many of these companies seek patent protection for their inventions. This Advisor describes approaches that are commonly used by companies to identify and select inventions to patent.
