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Configuration Management: The Rule Book for Complex Projects by Dwayne Phillips
If you are about to start a large, complex project, there are two things you must do on day one:
1. Write a configuration management plan
How to Survive a Process Audit by Stowe Boyd
Many of us have undergone the pains of financial audits, either on the business side or personally. It is perhaps timely (if a bit macabre) to elaborate on the concept of process economics during tax season.
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Strategy? What Strategy!
Strategy? What Strategy! by Laurence Archer
In today's dynamic business environment, the ability to refocus, reinvent, adjust to rapid changes in the environment, and, indeed, to take advantage of these changes is an essential element of success. Strategic planning is the navigation tool that enables organizations to change effectively.
Book Review by Ed Yourdon
Patterns of Software Systems Failure and Success
Capers Jones
Boston: International Thomson Computer
Press, 1996)
ISBN: 1-850-32804-8
Business Process and Information Technology by Stowe Boyd
It seems fitting to dedicate the first words in this, the lead-off issue of the reformulated Business Process Strategies (BPS), to motivate the thinking behind the newsletter, to disclose my biases, and to detail the benefits that
Understanding Process Cycles by Stowe Boyd
In the past several years, I have been involved in a considerable amount of process-oriented software (POS) product evaluation.
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND THE THREE LITTLE PIGS by Paul A. Strassman
Copyright 1996 by Paul A. Strassmann. All rights reserved.