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Copyright 1998 Object International, Inc. All rights reserved.
"Houston, we have a problem." With these immortal words, the Apollo 13 crew first alerted the Mission Control Center that their flight was starting to experience abnormal conditions.
Copyright 1998 by Don Estes. Adapted rom "PC-Based Testing of Mainframe Applications," Year 2000 Journal (October-November 1998).
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Industry Watch 1998
INDUSTRY WATCH 1998 by Howard Rubin
With financial markets in turmoil, the typical and atypical election-time political gyrations taking place in the US, and continuing discussions of the year-2000 crisis, what better time is there to look at the change in the IT la
JAVA COMMERCE: MONEY IN THE BANK? by Joe Kuriakose and Arthur Coleman
The rapid acceleration of technical innovation over the Internet is revolutionizing the way we do business.
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Business Case Metrics Strategies
A long time ago, in what now seems like a galaxy far, far away, a software guru by the name of Gerald Weinberg wrote a book called The Psychology of Computer Programming. Several of my colleagues and I stumbled upon the book by accident when it first appeared in 1971, and we were all thunderstruck -- no one had ever suggested that software development might be considered as a human activity.
REBIRTH OF A CLASSIC 28 October 1998 by Ed Yourdon
A long time ago, in what now seems like a galaxy far, far away, a software guru by the name of Gerald Weinberg wrote a book called The Psychology of Computer Programming.