Sunday, March 25, 2007
Links for 2007-03-25
I have yet to be on an effective committee. If committees were meant to be effective, they would have been called teams...
Innocent but Dangerous Language
I wonder if Gunnar Peterson has any thoughts on this one?
Loglogic
I noticed that the last time I mentioned them, I got an automated trackback. The keyword leadership also seems to have the same behavior.
Scrum is not Agile
A must read for enterprise architects
Wealth without Work
Leadership after the fall of outsourcing
Defining Participatory Open Source
I wonder how many industry analysts have a clue as to which open source vendors encourage participation?
Availability Metrics
For all you ITIL heads
Defining Intellectual Capital
More folks in large enterprises only understand what to protect but are clueless in figuring out what to give away
Richard L. Ford, United States Army
Acknowledgement to a fallen soldier who defended our freedom
Organizational Development via Scrum
Can agilists drive organizational change?
Six Questions to ask Indian Outsourcing Firms
Many will attack the question but none will provide the answer
Writing Better Rules
Many enterprises haven't realized the power of Business Rules Engines. Maybe it is because industry analysts haven't been doing a good job in spoonfeeding clueless enterprise architects?
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I noticed that the last time I mentioned them, I got an automated trackback. The keyword leadership also seems to have the same behavior.
A must read for enterprise architects
Leadership after the fall of outsourcing
I wonder how many industry analysts have a clue as to which open source vendors encourage participation?
For all you ITIL heads
More folks in large enterprises only understand what to protect but are clueless in figuring out what to give away
Acknowledgement to a fallen soldier who defended our freedom
Can agilists drive organizational change?
Many will attack the question but none will provide the answer
Many enterprises haven't realized the power of Business Rules Engines. Maybe it is because industry analysts haven't been doing a good job in spoonfeeding clueless enterprise architects?
