The Right Frame of Reference
byYou wouldn't build a skyscraper without the right structural framework. Likewise, developing applications and systems means knowing the frameworks to build on.
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You wouldn't build a skyscraper without the right structural framework. Likewise, developing applications and systems means knowing the frameworks to build on.
Looking for the path to BI enlightenment? Here's a start.
If you have to put together a business case, use this sample presentation to help you organize your thoughts and pitch the idea to management.
You already know the benefits of creating an Intranet. Justify it with a solid business strategy plan.
If you want detailed information on Enterprise Application Integration, see my column All Together Now: Enterprise Application Integration. Also, here is a list of some of the vendor sites you may want to take a look at.
Introducing new applications to your existing systems without wreaking havoc is a tricky prospect. The Enterprise Application Integration process could well be Next Big Thing in systems development.
Let your knowledge management system benefit from pearls of spoken wisdom. The latest technology can capture your conversation for KM use--and it's not as expensive as you might think.
Selecting the right package for your business needs is crucial to your success. You might not always want to take the test drive, so here you can talk to other PMs who have been around the Package Selection block--get their advice, ideas and expertise to help you pick the right package.
Let's talk process improvement: Who can't use new ways to improve their processes?
Are you developing a billing system for your client? You've defined your business requirements and information architecture and must now report back to Management on the project status. Here's a model executive summary report.
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