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In high school, you may have learned that pi is equal to roughly three and change. Now that you're a PM professional, you know that PI is worth a whole lot more than that. Despite the popularity of Process Improvement these days, there hasn't been much discussion of the schedules, costs and real value of bringing your software development to the highest levelsuntil now.
Based on interviews with those at the forefront of the e-business revolution, this book provides executives with a roadmap for leading their companies through the transition from business to e-business.
Silicon Valley marketing executive Phil Carpenter examines how six companies have developed powerful Internet brands.
This is a thorough, scholarly discussion of the technical aspects of general and specific technology issues as they relate to the development of electronic knowledge management tools.
This is a quick overview in Powerpoint form of the processes available on this web site.
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.
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.
The RFP you just got is asking for a distributed generic billing system. Use this comprehensive document as a framework to write your own proposal for building and implementing a winner of a distributed application.
This book addresses the key elements of secure payment systems and 'electronic money,' including application security, data integrity, authentication, nonrepudiation, and encryption.
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