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IT Workflow Management Through Measurement Introduction
About 4 or 5 years ago, a major insurance company asked me to help improve its productivity. When I visited for the first time, I expected to hear all about the company's need to improve its software processes and reduce its project cycle time. It turned out that was not its concern.
MAKING SENSE OF DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS by David Chappell
Given the popularity of both distributed computing and object technology, it's not surprising that distributed objects are hot.
CORBA AND COM: THE MARKETPLACE PERSPECTIVE by Paul Harmon
In the spring of this year, my colleagues and I undertook a study of the use of object technology at companies throughout the world.
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Living in a Networked World
LIVING IN A NETWORKED WORLD by John Boudreaux
There has been a lot of talk about network computing over the last two or three years, but what is network computing? Where do networked applications run? How are network computing applications developed?
DISTRIBUTED COMPONENTS IN THE AGE OF RELIGIOUS WARS by Ed Yourdon
The world of application development has become significantly more complicated in the past few years, largely because of the popularity of the Internet.
The Y2000 Moratorium: First New York, Now California -- Who's Next? 13 November 1997
The announcement a few months ago that New York Governor George Pataki had imposed a moratorium on all noncritical state IT development efforts until the agencies could demonstrate Y2000 compliance didn't get a lot of attention.