Strategic advice to leverage new technologies

With all the drama surrounding the US government's attempt to increase its debt ceiling limit, the talk of dire consequences that could result from failing to do so, as well as the economic problems that continue to plague various EU countries, it seems fitting to examine how the ong

Despite its youth, in recent years social networks have become a common and integral part of modern life. Social media appeared on the Internet 10 years ago, and at the time nobody could have predicted its success. Today, its influence on our lives is so great that the number of people participating in some social media outlets already exceeds the population of certain countries.

If I were to design a certification program for agile consultants (not that I think such a program would be helpful!), one of the first questions would be "Have you ever settled a discussion about iteration length or sprint size?" If someone were to answer no, that person has probably never consulted in a real-world project.

If your company is considering a new mobile operating system, Windows Phone may be its most intriguing option.

Executives make decisions every day. They base them on their wealth of personal and professional experience. They base them on the available information sets.

When discussing why executives should leverage business architecture to facilitate strategic planning and transformation, it is useful to examine the challenges facing organizations making large-scale, multiyear IT investments.