CONSUMER INTERNET PERFORMANCE ISSUES by Pete Loshin Part One: Speeding Things Up

Time is of the essence in almost all things, and the Internet is no exception. However, attempting to solve the Internet performance problem is far more complicated than it first appears.

DATA MINING PRODUCTS: TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS -- PART I by Curt Hall

My database of data mining products and services continues to grow at a steady pace. In fact, every few days I seem to receive a press release announcing some new data mining product or service offering.

TEXT MINING TOOLS by Curt Hall

Text analysis products have been around for years. For the most part, however, these early products were characterized as clumsy and difficult to deploy and use.

SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL -- ONCE AGAIN by Lawrence Putnam and Ware Myers

Selecting the right team size -- small -- is the key to a successful project. By successful we mean one that comes in on time, on budget, with good quality.

Volume VIII, No. 8; August 1998PDF Version | ASCII Text Version

Managing Complexity by Jim Highsmith Whither Software Process Management?

I recently exchanged a series of e-mails with a development manager in a mid-sized software company.

CONSUMER INTERNET PERFORMANCE ISSUES by Pete Loshin Part One: Speeding Things Up

Time is of the essence in almost all things, and the Internet is no exception.

Data Mining Products: Tools and Applications -- Part I by Curt Hall

My database of data mining products and services continues to grow at a steady pace. In fact, every few days I seem to receive a press release announcing some new data mining product or service offering.

TEXT MINING TOOLS by Curt Hall

Text analysis products have been around for years. For the most part, however, these early products were characterized as clumsy and difficult to deploy and use.

Saving San Francisco by Roger Sessions Copyright 1998 ObjectWatch, Inc., Austin, Texas

I have never understood this fascination many have with country living. I grew up in The City. That's New York City, for those of you who think there is more than one The City.

Volume II, No. 8; August 1998PDF Version | ASCII Text Version

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This article is an edited excerpt from the author's book The Squandered Computer (New Canaan, CT: The Information Economics Press, 1997).

This article is an edited excerpt from the author's book The Squandered Computer (New Canaan, CT: The Information Economics Press, 1997).

 

Copyright 1998 by Gene Callahan. All rights reserved.

Copyright 1998 by SELECT Software Tools. All rights reserved.

Copyright 1998 by SELECT Software Tools. All rights reserved.

THE BUSINESS-IT "ALIGNMENT" QUESTION IS PERENNIAL How do you know if the thousands -- or millions -- you're spending on IT has business value? How do you assess the extent to which these investments are aligned with your business strategy? What makes a coherent business strategy?

THE BUSINESS-IT "ALIGNMENT" QUESTION IS PERENNIAL How do you know if the thousands -- or millions -- you're spending on IT has business value? How do you assess the extent to which these investments are aligned with your business strategy? What makes a coherent business strategy?

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WHAT IS ALIGNMENT? by Paul A. Strassmann

This article is an edited excerpt from the author's book The Squandered Computer (New Canaan, CT: The Information Economics Press, 1997).

WHAT IS ALIGNMENT? by Paul A. Strassmann

This article is an edited excerpt from the author's book The Squandered Computer (New Canaan, CT: The Information Economics Press, 1997).

IS "USER-CENTERED" DESIGN THE SOLUTION

IS "USER-CENTERED" DESIGN THE SOLUTION