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The Move from Servicing to Innovation

May 15, 2010

In the may 2010 edition of Profit Magazine (an Oracle issued magazine on executive decisions and application implementation) Minda Zetlin (Tech-author, journalist and pro-speaker) writes a very interesting article on the changing insights in IT for corporations, and the CTO role in particular. One of the main focusses is the momentarily change from the servicing [...]

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Where’s the Money at?

May 14, 2010

IT solutions can’t be measured, or at least, it’s hard. Not my statement, but something I hear very frequently. This is, by default, not the problem we’re facing here. It’s the logical outcome of looking at the different things. We should not be focusing on measuring the outcome of the IT project, the thing we [...]

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What are the Three Pillars of Strategic Software Development?

May 10, 2010

Looking at Software Development projects and the strategic implementation of this into any organization, we have to take three pillars into account. Technology, Policy & Management and Analysis & Design. All these aspects can make sure the build software will have an sustainable character and really adds value to the organization. But where do we [...]

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Put some Energy into it

May 3, 2010
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What’s it Worth?

April 29, 2010

Within IT, and the rest of the world for that matter, we tend to think in orders of cost. How much money, effort, or any other measurable amount will something cost us. There are a few problems with that. First of all, within large companies and governments we’re not talking to the budget owner. Second, [...]

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Enterprise Architecture is the Beginning of any Project

April 23, 2010

I know, tough one. When we take a look at Enterprise Architecture we tend to think of it as a fast and enormous endeavour. An extensive part of IT that only belongs in large organisations and within the service management organisation, not the project. At least, this is what I used to think about it. [...]

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