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  • July 2002 Cutter IT Journal -- Confronting Complexity: Contemporary Software Testing

    July 2002

    The Optimistic View
    Testing has matured into a professional IT subdiscipline whose importance is being increasingly recognized by senior management at the same time that software quality and reliability is assuming greater importance in the general community.

    The Pessimistic View

    In this issue:
    • July 2002 Cutter IT Journal -- Confronting Complexity: Contemporary Software Testing
    • Confronting Complexity: Contemporary Software Testing: Opening Statement
    • Mirrors, Rockets, and Lives: Considering the Limits of Testing
    • A "Satisficing" Approach to Software Testing in a Many-Flawed World
    • Right Up Front: Strategies for Prioritizing Test Activities
    • A People-Satisfying IDEA
    • Seven Truths About Peer Reviews
  • Web Services -- What Are They Anyway?

    July 2002

    One message that comes through loud and clear from this month's CBR on Web services is that we (i.e., the IT industry) are not yet at all sure what we mean by these two words. Maybe that's not surprising. It is the latest buzz phrase, and judging from the data presented in the articles that follow, everybody is piling on this bandwagon (we may not know what it is, but most of us are pretty sure we're doing it). Buzz phrases are vague by nature, and when people start piling on, definitions usually get hazier.

    In this issue:
    • Web Services -- What Are They Anyway?
    • Web Services
    • Technology Support: How Do You Manage?
    • Web Services Paradigm
    • Standards: How Varied Are You?
  • Protecting Information Resources from Cyberthreats

    June 2002

     

    I recently had lunch with the CEO of an information security firm and asked him about an impression I had from talking to firms about this area. "They don't seem worried enough," I suggested. He agreed and noted that part of the reason was the strategy being used to convince people of the need to invest in security. "We've been trying to scare them into action," he said, "and it isn't working."

    In this issue:
    • Protecting Information Resources from Cyberthreats
    • Cybersecurity -- Has Anything Changed Since 9/11?
    • Security Then and Now
    • Security Technologies: What to Watch, What to Buy
    • Security Survey
    • Network Management Software Paradigm versus Security Management Paradigm
    • Secure Alignment
  • June 2002 Cutter IT Journal -- B2B Collaboration: Where to Start?

    June 2002

    First, Integrate the Apps

    In this issue:
    • June 2002 Cutter IT Journal -- B2B Collaboration: Where to Start?
    • B2B Collaboration: Where to Start?: Opening Statement
    • The Collaborative Enterprise: First Principles of Success in the Relationship Economy
    • Kindling Collaboration: Establishing the Conditions for Collaborative Success
    • Knowledge Is the Glue: Achieving Effective Collaboration Through Trust-Based Relationships
    • A Nonzero-Sum Game: Collaborative Software Development at Quovix
    • B2B Collaboration: Don't Forget the Data
  • Supply Chain Management: Progress So Far

    May 2002

    The topic of this month's Cutter Benchmark Review ( CBR ) -- progress in supply chain management (SCM) -- is of tremendous importance. How well collections of organizations perform together will surely be determined in large degree by how well they coordinate their supply chains.

    In this issue:
    • Supply Chain Management: Progress So Far
    • Supply Chain Intelligence: Initial Findings
    • Applications Infrastructure: Are You Preparing for the 21st Century?
    • E-Business Packages, Tools, and Technologies
    • Evolution of SCM Technologies -- Less Is More!

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