While these five trends are familiar, 2008 should see them maturing to become forces in their own right, not just sideline fads that may or may not make a difference to your operations.
Introducing a Project Management Office Into Your Organization
After you get the office going you’ll need just a few more things, writes CIOUpdate guest columnist George Hunte of CA, in this six part series.
UNIX vs. Linux: A Vendor's Perspective
A UNIX to Linux migration is a tricky question without a definitive answer ... even from the vendors promoting both.
Evolving the Maturity Level of Your Project Management Office
In the pursuit of improving IT project delivery, many companies overlook a crucial step: benchmarking effectiveness, writes CIOUpdate guest columnist Chris Craig-Jones of CA in this six-part series.
Software Project Failure: The Reasons, The Costs
When a major software project fails, the results can be devastating to an organization. This article uses economic criterion to define what it means for a project to fail and examines common traps that contribute to or accelerate project failure.
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