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Alpha Raises Level of Research
Rethinking the Agile Enterprise
Agile methodologies are helping teams deliver software faster and with much higher quality than ever before. Given the success of agile at the team level, many managers are exploring the possibility of implementing these methodologies across the entire product-delivery organization.
Rethinking the Agile Enterprise
Agile methodologies are helping teams deliver software much faster and with much higher quality than ever before. Given the success of agile at the development team level, many managers are exploring the possibility of broadly implementing these methodologies with the intent of achieving the quality, productivity, and ROI benefits across the entire product-delivery organization.
Organizations that review their contracts on a systematic and regular basis will get more out of them in terms of both quality and financial results. Making the comprehensive reviews a core part of contract management practice signals to everyone involved in delivering and/or managing the arrangement that performance matters.
The software as a service (SaaS) model has matured as a viable strategic alternative to conventional software service options. With SaaS, customers do not own software but instead share a common code base and set of data definitions that clients are unable to modify. Customer-specific configurations and functional extensions are logically separated from the common code, and customers maintain them.
E-Mail vs. the 21st Century
E-business
Assertion 183:E-mail -- the 20th century's killer app -- is running into serious resistance in the 21st. Young people in particular are communicating in niche media; thus, the entire domain of business communication is becoming more and more fragmented.

