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Over the past 18 months, wireless technology has been the victim of its own hype. The auctioning of global spectrum to support new, high-speed, third-generation (3G) wireless networks was accompanied by promises of high-speed, multimedia Internet access to cell phones and wirelessly enabled personal digital assistants (PDAs).

Over the past 18 months, wireless technology has been the victim of its own hype. The auctioning of global spectrum to support new, high-speed, third-generation (3G) wireless networks was accompanied by promises of high-speed, multimedia Internet access to cell phones and wirelessly enabled personal digital assistants (PDAs).

Risk management is getting to be too complex to use on anything less than a major, multimillion-dollar project. The use of risk management on IT programs is overly complicated. This Executive Update shows one way of cutting through the clutter of risk management tools, status reports, and metrics by adopting a simple, stratified approach.

Business-IT Strategies Executive Update Vol. 4, No. 20 was the first of a three-part series analyzing the state of e-business. That Update reviewed where e-business stands today. This Update looks at the benefits enjoyed by current e-business users and the obstacles to the continued growth of e-business. The third Update will address how to use this information in your business-IT strategy planning.

"So little information controls so much behavior," or so wrote theoretical biologist C. H. Waddington. In this Executive Update, we begin a multipart look at the issues involved in project management husbandry, drawing on data from Cutter Consortium's ongoing surveys.

"Out of intense complexities immense simplicities emerge," or so wrote Winston Churchill. In this Executive Update, we continue our look at the issues involving project management husbandry, drawing on data from Cutter Consortium's surveys.


"Out of intense complexities immense simplicities emerge," or so wrote Winston Churchill. In this Executive Update, we continue our look at the issues involving project management husbandry, drawing on data from Cutter Consortium's surveys.