89% Expect Better Business Intelligence from Data Warehousing

Cutter Consortium, Cutter Consortium
89% EXPECT BETTER BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE FROM DATA WAREHOUSING 20 October 1998 by Cutter Consortium

Eighty-nine percent of respondents to a recent Data Warehousing study expect better business intelligence for end users from their organization's data warehousing projects.


89% Expect Better Business Intelligence from Data Warehousing

Cutter Consortium, Cutter Consortium
89% EXPECT BETTER BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

Application Servers and Component Development

Michael Matthews
Application Servers and Component Development 14 October 1998

Companies thinking about upcoming changes in their corporate architectures are going to want to pay special attention to the evolving role of application servers. High-end application servers will increasingly serve as the heart of most new distributed Internet applications.


What Happens When Software Development Isn't Fun Anymore?

Ed Yourdon

When I got into the software field, back in the Dark Ages, I couldn't believe that someone would actually pay me an above-average salary to have fun. I suppose there are other industries where people have fun -- baseball players seem to enjoy themselves, from what I can tell -- but it was hard for me to imagine that there was anything more intriguing, more challenging, more satisfying, and more exhilirating than developing and debugging a large complex software system.


What Happens When Software Development Isn't Fun Anymore?

Ed Yourdon
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ISN'T FUN ANYMORE? 14 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon

When I got into the software field, back in the Dark Ages, I couldn't believe that someone would actually pay me an above-average salary to have fun.


What Happens When Software Development Isn't Fun Anymore?

Ed Yourdon
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ISN'T FUN ANYMORE? 14 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon

When I got into the software field, back in the Dark Ages, I couldn't believe that someone would actually pay me an above-average salary to have fun.


78% Rate Data Warehousing Efforts "Successful"

Cutter Consortium, Cutter Consortium

Does Anyone Care About Application Development Anymore?

Ed Yourdon

I had lunch a couple weeks ago with George Schussel, the founder and CEO of Digital Consulting, Inc., one of the country's largest IT conference organizers. We compared notes on interesting trends and developments in the field, but he stunned me with the news that DCI's "Database World" conference has shut down. It was the company's flagship conference for over 15 years, and it enjoyed a monopoly for a year after the demise of its only competitor, the massive "DB Expo" conference.


Does Anyone Care About Application Development Anymore?

Ed Yourdon
DOES ANYONE CARE ABOUT APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT ANYMORE? 7 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon

I had lunch a couple weeks ago with George Schussel, the founder and CEO of Digital Consulting, Inc., one of the country's largest IT conference organizers.


Does Anyone Care About Application Development Anymore?

Ed Yourdon
DOES ANYONE CARE ABOUT APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT ANYMORE? 7 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon

I had lunch a couple weeks ago with George Schussel, the founder and CEO of Digital Consulting, Inc., one of the country's largest IT conference organizers.


75%-80% of Companies Exploring or Using Object Technology

Paul Harmon
75%-80% OF COMPANIES EXPLORING OR USING OBJECT TECHNOLOGY 6 October 1998 by Paul Harmon

According to survey results just released by the Cutter Consortium, between 75% and 80% of companies are either exploring or using object technology.


IAAI-98: Twenty-Two Intelligent Applications

Curt Hall
IAAI-98: TWENTY-TWO INTELLIGENT APPLICATIONS by Curt Hall

In this issue we feature our annual review of the award winning applications from the American Association for Artificial Intelligence's (AAAI) Tenth Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence Conference (IAAI-98).


The Flowering of a New Era: ABC/ABM and Performance Measures

Gary Cokins
THE FLOWERING OF A NEW ERA:

Communications Strategy: Wiring Your Business for Competitive Advantage

Steve Andriole
THE END GAME: BUSINESS-DRIVEN COMMUNICATIONS INVESTMENTS

The end game is pretty clear: make the most cost-effective investments in communications technology that you can in order to make your business the most competitive.


Business-IT Alignment Advisory Service Executive Summary: Vol. 1, No. 2

Steve Andriole
Components of Your Business Communications Strategy Business Modeling Make sure that the new business models get developed and that they speak to communications requirements. Some of the communications requirements will be obvious, but others will be subtle - for example, the ratio of in-house versus mobile users now and three years from now.

Beyond RAD -- Accelerating Throughput

Jim Highsmith
BEYOND RAD -- ACCELERATING THROUGHPUT by Jim Highsmith

Every so often, a new idea arises. As usual, these ideas take time to find their way into and across organizations. What do you think of the following project management strategies?


Distributed Computing at Telecoms

Paul Harmon
Distributed Computing at Telecoms by Paul Harmon

Anyone who reads the daily newspapers is aware that the leading telecommunications companies are struggling to form global alliances.


Aclue for OLAP Data Mart Management

Curt Hall
Aclue for OLAP Data Mart Management by Curt Hall

When most people consider data warehouse management, they tend to think of managing the extraction, transformation, loading, and synchronization of data from operational source systems into target relational data warehouses and relational data marts.


IAAI-98: Twenty-Two Intelligent Applications

Curt Hall
IAAI-98: Twenty-Two Intelligent Applications by Curt Hall

In this issue we feature our annual review of the award winning applications from the American Association for Artificial Intelligence's (AAAI) Tenth Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence Conference (IAAI-98).