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Agile Spreadsheet Development Risks

Patrick OBeirne

Because of the pressures of compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, managers are now looking for good advice on how to reduce information risk and manage the end-user development hydra. This Advisor suggests how IT managers can help users to improve their process so that they save time by making fewer mistakes and endure less of the pain and cost of bad practice.


Potential Problems with Existing EA Efforts

Scott Ambler
  For more on EA governance, see the July 2003 issue of Cutter IT Journal, available from Cutter Consortium's Bookstore, at +1 781 641 9876, fax +1 781 648 1950, or e-mail service@cutter.com.

 


Outsourcing Risk Management

Carole Edrich

Although risk management is seen as a vital, integrated part of a project manager's skills, even in today's fast-paced, results-oriented environment, formal risk management for IT outsourcing is rare.


Corporate Use of Real-Time Data Warehousing Limited

Cutter Consortium
  For more information on Cutter Consortium's Business Intelligence Advisory Service, please contact Dennis Crowley at +1 781 641 5125 or e-mail dcrowley@cutter.com or visit Cutter Consortium's Bookstore.

 


Objections to Agile Development, Part II

Jim Highsmith
  Objections to Agile Development series: Part I Part II

People, People Everywhere -- Who's the Smartest of Them All?

Steve Andriole
What does smart mean?

There are three kinds of knowledge. Generic, structured knowledge includes facts, concepts, principles, and formulae that describe what things are and how they work. Finance is a good generic, structured field. Computer science is another one. College students major in these fields.


BPMN

Paul Harmon

When Rewards Go Wrong

Pamela Hollington

BI Market Feeding Frenzy: Business Objects Buys Crystal Decisions and Hyperion Buys Brio Technology

Curt Hall

About three weeks ago, GEAC announced it was buying financial analytics applications vendor Comshare, Inc. This week, the consolidation of the business intelligence (BI) market continues with recent announcements that Business Objects is buying Crystal Decisions, Inc. and that Hyperion Software is buying Brio Technology.


Adoption of Web Services Rolling Along

Tom Welsh
  For more on Cutter's Web services survey, see the June 2003 issue of Cutter Benchmark Review, available from Cutter Consortium's Bookstore, at +1 781 641 9876, fax +1 781 648 1950, or e-mail service@cutter.com.

 


Objections to Agile Development, Part I

Jim Highsmith
  Objections to Agile Development series: Part I Part II

After the Perfect Storm, Part II

Michael Mah
  After the Perfect Storm Part I Part II

Who's Tracking Your Technology Trends? A Look at Innovation in 2003

Cutter Consortium
  For more information on Cutter Consortium's Business-IT Strategies Advisory Service, please contact Dennis Crowley at +1 781 641 5125 or e-mail dcrowley@cutter.com or visit Cutter Consortium's Bookstore.