High security clearances are impressive but don’t equate creative talent. It just means you’ve never taken enough risks to make you a person of interest
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Not all of us remember the good old days of the '90s. Most assuredly we had computers. Competitive companies scrambled for the best software available even though most of it was boxed and generic.
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Teeming with teams isn't an optimal business solution. The cost inevitably ends up at the expense of the client…which is me and you. We The People.
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Businesses large and small have taken the red pill and awakened to a technological reality: The importance of ongoing web application development is important because it is vital to the way their customers conduct business.
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In the early days of software development, the traditional method was linear and sequential. Developers thoroughly planned the process out from beginning to end.
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You know what's changed the most during the last few decades of computing technology?
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If you are not familiar with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, it is integrated software which pulls together all the functions your company currently uses until they operate interdependently instead of separately.
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Hank is having a bad day at the office. His yearning for innovative technology backfired in a way it never has before. After all, his company’s data is securely backed by a cloud-hosted service.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far away, a good Master was trapped in the waste crusher of an evil Empire.
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History shows the Battle of Little Bighorn was decided merely because the US Army chose familiar, standardized weaponry—single-shot rifles instead of the more modern repeaters.
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Many of us will not remember the Dating Game from the 1970s without inadvertently dating ourselves.
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The comparison between a business owner like you and a trapeze artist might not seem obvious at first.
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Change is intimidating but business software was never intended to behave like a diva. I suggest that you retire to a nice quiet PC and let your newest versions execute the way their designers intended them to.
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Leaders of companies both big and small bank on Excel capabilities to handle some of their most important business functions.
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Outsourcing continues to grow, especially in IT where some of the nation's top software developers regularly turn to the global talent pool.
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As companies grow, one of the biggest growing pains their leaders experience is finding software solutions or platforms to effectively meet their needs now and in the future.
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A software development team oriented towards "good enough" software has some very different behaviors and strategy than conventional IS organizations.
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“You cannot have a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant.” — Frisch’s Law
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Success in software development depends most upon the quality of the people involved. The core problem of software development is human behavior; software development is a human-centric process, not an engineering discipline. An emphasis on managing the people process helps to ensure success. People and time are not interchangeable.
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