UCITA Will Cause Short- and Long-Term Harm to the Industry and the Public
IT Industry
UCITA Will Cause Short- and Long-Term Harm to the Industry and the Public
IT Industry
Timing Information Technology Investment
IT Industry
Assertion #86Companies that invest now in new IT infrastructure will emerge from the present downturn markedly stronger than their less confident competitors.
Timing Information Technology Investment
IT Industry
Assertion #86Companies that invest now in new IT infrastructure will emerge from the present downturn markedly stronger than their less confident competitors.
When Intelligence Is Much Needed
With the recent acceleration of the economic downfall of several industries, the business community is entering an untested playground mined with all sorts of unpredictable threats.
When Intelligence Is Much Needed
With the recent acceleration of the economic downfall of several industries, the business community is entering an untested playground mined with all sorts of unpredictable threats.
When Intelligence Is Much Needed
With the recent acceleration of the economic downfall of several industries, the business community is entering an untested playground mined with all sorts of unpredictable threats.
Network Management Software Paradigm Versus Security Management Paradigm
Editor's note: Assertion 57 from the Cutter Business Technology Council states: "Every server on the Internet is attacked every day by hackers or hacker agent software.
Network Management Software Paradigm Versus Security Management Paradigm
Editor's note: Assertion 57 from the Cutter Business Technology Council states: "Every server on the Internet is attacked every day by hackers or hacker agent software.
Project-Level Refactoring
There Is *Still* an IT Shortage
There Is *Still* an IT Shortage
Business Strategy and Project Management
2001 in Retrospect
Opening Up the Data Warehouse to Suppliers and Other Partners
Risk Assessment Before May Prevent Litigation After
Project Mood Management
Microsoft's View of the Future
Microsoft's View of the Future
Working with What You Have
Patterns for E-Business
One of the most interesting IT developments in 2001 was the growing use of patterns. At least a dozen books on patterns came out during the year, documenting patterns for new languages, for component models, for analysis and design issues, and for middleware systems development. One of the areas that I followed most closely was the extension of patterns to large-scale application design.
