Managing IT Innovation: Spotting the Next Big Thing
Few areas of business have produced as many surprises as has IT. If we look back over the past 40 years or so, we see an accelerating pattern of advance, driven by Moore's Law, in which technologies rise, propagate, and are then eclipsed by new and better technologies. And IT companies come and go almost as rapidly (e.g., Wang, Digital).
Managing IT Innovation: Spotting the Next Big Thing
Few areas of business have produced as many surprises as has IT. If we look back over the past 40 years or so, we see an accelerating pattern of advance, driven by Moore's Law, in which technologies rise, propagate, and are then eclipsed by new and better technologies. And IT companies come and go almost as rapidly (e.g., Wang, Digital).
Managing IT Innovation: Spotting the Next Big Thing
Few areas of business have produced as many surprises as has IT. If we look back over the past 40 years or so, we see an accelerating pattern of advance, driven by Moore's Law, in which technologies rise, propagate, and are then eclipsed by new and better technologies. And IT companies come and go almost as rapidly (e.g., Wang, Digital).
Is Open Source Ready for Prime Time?
Is Open Source Ready for Prime Time?
IT in a Hunt-Kill-Eat Economy
Taken together, the Cutter Business Technology Council Fellows meet and work with representatives of scores of IT organizations in any given month. When we put our heads together to find patterns in our experience, it's hard to miss one evident fact: the mood in IT these days is glum.
IT in a Hunt-Kill-Eat Economy
Taken together, the Cutter Business Technology Council Fellows meet and work with representatives of scores of IT organizations in any given month. When we put our heads together to find patterns in our experience, it's hard to miss one evident fact: the mood in IT these days is glum.
The IT Burnout Phenomenon (Part II) Battling Burnout (or Not) in IT
Tough Love? Or Empowerment?
Ultimately, It's the "Network"
Ultimately, It's the "Network"
CRM: Strategy or Technology?
A group of packaged application vendors, including Siebel, SAP, UpShot, Avaya, Knowlagent, and PeopleSoft, is currently running a special advertising section on customer relationship management (see CRM).
