Radical Management and Strategy: Part I -- What We're Doing with the New Stuff
The Power of Portals in Collaborative Environments
Web Services Security: the Problem
The November WSS was the first of three issues dedicated to Web services security.
The Business of Software Architecture
The new year provides us with a brief opportunity to reflect on the past, assess the present, and prepare for the future. In the process, we sometimes find that a previously held opinion has changed. And when a critical mass of people reach the same "new" conclusion, really interesting things start to happen.
The Essence of Service-Based Architecture
Security: Tools and Technology (Part IV in a Series)
Corporate IT Spending Outlook for 2004 -- Part III: Where Companies Are Putting Their Money
Here, in the last in a three-part series, we examine the detailed IT spending plans for 2004 of 97 organizations. At the time of the survey (July 2003), "IT intensity" (IT spending as a percentage of total organizational spending) was expected to remain approximately flat in 2004. This masked a great deal of variation, with approximately one-third of the organizations reducing their spending, one-third increasing, and one-third staying about the same.
Corporate Adoption of Enterprise Information Portals: Part III -- Success and Benefits
Trends: Looking Back at 2003 and Ahead in 2004
What were the biggest developments in agile software development and project management in 2003? And what lies ahead in 2004? We posed these questions to three Cutter Consortium Senior Consultants: Scott W. Ambler, E.M. Bennatan, and Robert N. Charette.
Trends: Looking Back at 2003 and Ahead in 2004
What were the biggest developments in agile software development and project management in 2003? And what lies ahead in 2004? We posed these questions to three Cutter Consortium Senior Consultants: Scott W. Ambler, E.M. Bennatan, and Robert N. Charette.
Cultivating the IT Portfolio Manager
