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Software Architecture: A Bill of Goods? Part 1
[This is the first in a series of three Advisors on software architecture.]
Attention As an Asset in Outsourcing
Corporate Adoption of Portal Industry Standards
Here's an interesting finding based on the results of a Cutter survey that asked 127 end-user organizations of various sizes located worldwide questions designed to measure the adoption and use of enterprise information portals (EIPs) in conjunction with other information technologies and business strategies.
IT Project Failures or Blunders?
I have argued that most organizations do not have enough IT project failures. The reason I say this is that, in my experience, most project cancellations (or escalations for that matter) are not true failures but instead represent blunders. There is a big difference. A project failure is one in which most project decisions and actions were correct at the time, but for some reason the project didn't work out.
Get that IT Project Back on Track
Outsourcing and Management Agility, Part 2
MDA Distilled
Opportunity Knocks
Pitney Bowes Acquires Group 1 Software
Is Your Organization Ready for CRM?
The Qualities of an Agile Manager
The Rewards of Risk Management
[Excerpted from an article in the September 2000 Business-IT Strategies Executive Report.]
Outsourcing and Management Agility, Part 1
Buying Innovation: Complexity and Uncertainty in High-Tech M&A
BPM
Viruses, Hackers, and Pirates
Senior Management's Role in Outsourcing Decisions
A Massive Undertaking
Web Services Security Products

