IT Must Lead Companies Out of the Downturn
The Total Information Awareness System
The Total Information Awareness System
Too Burned out to Get Fired up? How to Begin to Get Your Life Back, Part 1
Extravagant Claims Set Risk Management up for Failure
EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS SET RISK MANAGEMENT UP FOR FAILURE
Recent revelations of abuse by supposedly world-class practitioners on Wall Street and at companies like Enron underscore the importance of a realistic approach to risk management.
Whenever practitioners misuse and abuse the risk management discipline, they contribute to what risk management expert and Cutter Consortium Fellow Robert N. Charette calls the "risk management misery scenario" -- a future in which managing risk is perpetually under fire and discounted as an effective management tool.
Revisiting "Knowing When to Say When"
What's a Packaged Application?
What's a Packaged Application?
What's a Packaged Application?
What's the IRS Doing with Data Mining?
Meeting Business Needs with Wireless Technology
Agile Project Management in Action -- Part 9A, Project Risk Planning
Agile Project Management in Action -- Part 9A, Project Risk Planning
In this Advisor, we discuss a highly topical and typically misunderstood part of Agile projects: project risk planning.
Agile Project Management in Action -- Part 9A, Project Risk Planning
In this Advisor, we discuss a highly topical and typically misunderstood part of Agile projects: project risk planning.
The Architecture Council: Using Self-Interest in the Company's Interest
Borland Buys TogetherSoft
At the end of October, Borland Software announced that it had agreed to buy TogetherSoft Corp. for $82.5 million in cash and a little over nine million shares of Borland common stock. The entire transaction is valued at $185 million, based on Borland's closing price per share of $11.34 on 29 October.
