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Opportunity Knocks
Jim Brosseau
Pitney Bowes Acquires Group 1 Software
Curt Hall
Is Your Organization Ready for CRM?
Lisa Loftis
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The Qualities of an Agile Manager
David Caruso
The Rewards of Risk Management
Robert Charette
[Excerpted from an article in the September 2000 Business-IT Strategies Executive Report.]
Outsourcing and Management Agility, Part 1
Michael Mah
Buying Innovation: Complexity and Uncertainty in High-Tech M&A
Saikat Chaudhuri
BPM
Paul Harmon
Viruses, Hackers, and Pirates
Luke Hohmann
Senior Management's Role in Outsourcing Decisions
Wendell Jones
A Massive Undertaking
Curt Hall
Web Services Security Products
Tom Welsh
For more on Web services security products, see the February 2004 issue of Web Services Strategies, available from Cutter Consortium at +1 781 641 9876, fax +1 781 648 1950, or e-mail service@cutter.com.
Tiger Squads
Jim Highsmith
Up the Down Leadership Staircase
Steve Andriole
Assessing IT Portfolios to Maximize IT's Bottom-Line Impact
Bob Benson, Tom Bugnitz, Tom Bugnitz, Tom Walton, William Walton, William Walton, Kaleb Walton
Microsoft and Sun
Paul Harmon
The Flaws of Business Ethics
Lee Imrey
BI for Aligning Execution with Strategy
Curt Hall
Spinmeisters and Professionals
Ken Schwaber
Developing Common Sense
Robert Charette
[Excerpted from an article in the March 1995 issue of Cutter IT Journal . Used here with permission from the ITABHI Corp.]
Commonsense decision making separates the great companies from the merely good. True common sense, however, is not innate but acquired.
The great companies have learned -- most often after suffering painful failures -- that commonsense decision making requires:
Building a Disruptive Organization
Ken Orr
Sometimes I wish that I worked for a large organization; one with lots of fancy, expensive technology. I have a small organization and we have a very limited budget for gadgets and new toys. I sometimes feel a little deprived. But recently, while visiting a client, it occurred to me that working for a small organization in this day and age is a distinct advantage.