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A RADICAL IDEA: GIVING AWAY SOURCE CODE 5 August 1998 by Ed Yourdon
Reading through a recent issue of Computerworld, I couldn't help thinking of Yogi Berra's refrain about "deja vu all over again." Salaries are up, IT cost
ACHIEVING BUSINESS ADVANTAGE THROUGH PROACTIVE IT by Paul Allen and Stuart Frost Copyright 1998 by SELECT Software Tools. All rights reserved.
Software no longer merely supports business; increasingly it is part of it.
CAN YOU FIND THE BUSINESS VALUE OF YOUR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY? by Steve Andriole THE BUSINESS-IT "ALIGNMENT" QUESTION IS PERENNIAL
- How do you know if the thousands -- or millions -- you're spending on IT has business value?
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. 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.