Developing Products on Internet Time
Having just completed a study of software development practices in the Internet software industry, I have gained some insights into the practices that firms use to overcome the extreme levels of uncertainty in this environment. The data was gathered through interviews with over 30 project managers over the period 1996-1998. The results show that in this industry, projects with a more flexible approach to development yielded better performing products.
Developing Products on Internet Time
Having just completed a study of software development practices in the Internet software industry, I have gained some insights into the practices that firms use to overcome the extreme levels of uncertainty in
Developing Products on Internet Time
Having just completed a study of software development practices in the Internet software industry, I have gained some insights into the practices that firms use to overcome the extreme levels of uncertainty in
65% of Companies Have No E-Commerce Strategy
According to a new study from Cutter Consortium, 25% of organizations have not developed an overall e-commerce strategy. Only 4.2% stated that their organizations do have an e-commerce strategy.
Alignment: The Fabric of Our Lives
Whither The OMG
Getting Into the Game
My last Cutter IT Journal E-Mail Advisor, "Spiking the Architecture" (18 August 1999), motivated the following response from Paul Trimming at TELKOM SA:
Alignment: The Fabric of Our Lives
Alignment: The Fabric of Our Lives
Whither The OMG
Whither The OMG
Getting Into the Game
My last Cutter IT Journal E-Mail Advisor, "Spiking the Architecture" (18 August 1999), motivated the following response from Paul Trimming at TELKOM SA:
Getting Into the Game
My last Cutter IT Journal E-Mail Advisor, "Spiking the Architecture" (18 August 1999), motivated the following response from Paul Trimming at TELKOM SA:
Significant Number of Companies Believe 10% or More of Their Systems Will Not Be Y2000 Ready
Results From the Business-IT Alignment Survey: a Look at Security Issues
The OMG Adopts a Component Model
An Introduction to IMM
Most companies that adopt Internet technology do so without a long-term goal. It's a great adventure that starts with "we've got to have an Internet site, even though we don't exactly know what we'll do with it after it's up." Although there are thousands of ISPs and probably tens of thousands of Web designers capable of building a corporate site for you, few (if any) are capable of advising you on the strategic alignment of Internet initiatives with corporate goals and IT directions.
