The best uses for spare cash?
...suggestions from the company’s top executives. Which might mean the company’s top executives are open to suggestions themselves. The word is “might,” because if a company suffers from a paucity...… (3 comments)
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Governance by Executive Fiat
...lesson comes from HP after all: When a company with a weakness buys another company that shares that weakness, it doesn’t create a strength. Attitude of privilege: Privilege, you’ll recall,...…
Organizational design for fun and profit
...haven’t watched Office Space. 2. Ignore everything that works well. If two people complain about the same issue, it’s a problem. 3. If the company is centralized recommend decentralization. And...…
Compromising truths
...of the decision’s major stakeholders even the most elegant designs will fail, while an inferior, messy compromise to which the whole organization is committed to will succeed. Bob’s last word:...… (9 comments)
When to take risks, and what risks to take (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...bunch of hooey intended to energize the troops, so I ignored it. Betting the company only makes sense for companies in untenable situations. Any number of executives also say they...…
Third axle alternative
...make snide comments about a new client. My new client outsourced its vendor approval process to a company proud of its ISO 9000 certification. The process began in August and...… (9 comments)
Profiling the business/Profiling IT
...much do they put in each category. If you have an IT Steering Committee and its members aren’t the company’s top executives, ask its members, too. Finally, ask your IT...… (3 comments)
Lost and found
...the developer community found employment in companies trying to join the bandwagon; and client/server computing was born. A lot of the thinking behind client/server was a bit fuzzy, though, including...…
The re-birth of client/server computing
The next big trend in information technology is client/server computing, only nobody seems to admit it. History first: In the early-1990s, client/server was the Next Big Thing in IT. In...… (5 comments)
DevOps inside?
...bit more complicated than Google’s legendarily spare user interface, is still quite simple compared to what business users see when looking at a screen from one of the company’s enterprise...… (5 comments)