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Peter Drucker on Process by Stowe Boyd
I recently had the opportunity to review a new set of videotapes entitled Peter F. Drucker on Rethinking and Restructuring the Organization.
Rummler on the Process-Centric Organization by Stowe Boyd
Last month, in Part III of "From Conversations to Process," I touched upon the basics of Rummler/Brache technique.
CURRENT ISSUES IN SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENT by Ed Yourdon
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, there was a world where software developers lived a relatively simple life.
APPLICATION VITALITY: STABILITY THROUGH MANAGED CHANGE by Ted Collins
Copyright 1996 by PLATINUM technology, inc. All rights reserved.
BUILDING A SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE by Greg Horton
Much attention has been given to improving the process of designing, developing, and delivering software applications.
TASK-BASED CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT: A NEW GENERATION OF SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT by Martin Cagan and Darcy Wiborg-Weber
Today, the state of the practice in software configuration management (SCM) is file based.
DEFECT TRACKING FOR THE ENTERPRISE: A CASE STUDY by Rory Roybal INTRODUCTION
Phoenix Technologies Ltd.
COBOL AND THE REAL WORLD: DEALING WITH THE ENTERPRISE BUSINESS APPLICATION PROGRAMMING LEGACY by Jonathan Sayles
This article is about the real world of enterprise business application programming. It also happens to be about COBOL.