| Introduction Ed Yourdon Dealing with a New Reality: A CIO's Action Plan Ian S. Hayes Brave, New, and Distributed Bharat Gogia and Hoa Nguyen Millennium Rules! Richard T. Dué |
August 1999
In this issue:- August 1999 Cutter IT Journal -- Year 2000: What Comes Next?
- Year 2000: What Comes Next? -- Introduction
- Dealing with a New Reality: A CIO's Action Plan
- Brave, New, and Distributed
- Millennium Rules!
- Deja Vu All Over Again? A Naysayer Looks at the Post-2000 Year 2000 Crises
- Long-Term Lessons We Can Learn from Year 2000
- The Impact of Year 2000 on Certification
July 1999
Introduction
Ed Yourdon
Project Estimation with Critical Chain: Third-Generation Risk Management
Richard E. Zultner
Get the Estimate Right
Lawrence H. Putnam and Ware Myers
Software Estimation: What We Can Learn from Student ProjectsIn this issue:June 1999
Introduction
Ed Yourdon
Trends in Data Warehousing
Curt Hall
Measuring Crime and Punishment: Data Warehousing in the Western Australia Ministry of Justice
Floris GoutIn this issue:- June 1999 Cutter IT Journal -- Data Warehousing
- Data Warehousing: Introduction
- Trends in Data Warehousing
- Measuring Crime and Punishment: Data Warehousing in the Western Australia Ministry of Justice
- Is It Real? Does It Matter? Interpreting Data Warehouse Reports
- Optimizing the Data Warehousing Environment for Change: The Persistent Staging Area
- Mistakes to Avoid in Building Data Warehouses
- Data Warehousing in the 21st Century: From Decision Support Systems to Online Enterprise Reporting
May 1999
Introduction
Ed Yourdon
Letters to the Editor
Art Roberts, Richard C. Boutwell
The Problem of Project Management
Brian Lawrence and Payson HallIn this issue:- May 1999 Cutter IT Journal -- Project Management
- Project Management: Introduction
- Letters
- The Problem of Project Management
- I Wish I'd Known That From the Start: Scenario Planning for Project Management
- Making IS Projects Work
- How to Use Inch-Pebbles When You Think You Can't
- Tracking Defects to Help Monitor Project Progress
April 1999
Introduction
Ed Yourdon
What's Practical About Software Measurement?
Joyce Statz
What Do Our Metrics Mean?
Richard E. Zultner
First, Get the Front End RightIn this issue:
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