...not, on the other hand, in doubt, and will inevitably result in the two worst threat responses: hysteria and minimization. And so, before I continue, here are links to four...…
...application and those already in production. As for the redundant business logic, you document it and live with it. When you develop an application in-house, you can design new business...…
...“mainstream” instead, competitive pricing could have been “lowest-cost products”, and so on. Next, look for high-leverage programs that will move you forward on several fronts at once. In this example,...…
...Internet makes fact and fabrication virtually (as it were) indistinguishable, it will let anyone rationalize any nitwit notion at all. Globalization of American Culture: I also predicted that other cultural...…
...But if the business isn’t in crisis, here’s what you can and should do. Businesses can invest in only four areas: Revenue enhancement, cost reduction, risk management, and mission. Your...…
...Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The Foundation is genuinely admirable, both in its goals and its execution (and has redeemed Mrs. Gates from having been the force behind Microsoft Bob)....…
...so complex and intensely nested that they resemble computer code.” He also complains that they present superficial thinking, leaving unanswered this question: How can information that’s so complex and intensely...…
...disagreeing with Bezos about part of his success formula calls for caution. No, this isn’t a commentary on how Amazon treats its employees. That’s well-plowed turf. It’s about Bezos’s approach...…
...time to market for new products. The issue isn’t whether you disagree. If you both understand that you disagree you can have a productive discussion about it. It’s when your...…
...credit as having irritated Paul Strassmann the most for my critique of his assertion in The Squandered Computer that investments in IT don’t pay off. What’s important in this debate...…