@Soozyg I agree. Most IT Managers are way too prideful to admit they need help. The IT Managers are haunted by the prospect of being replaced and unfortunately many companies have fostered this...
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"Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project." This is usually a big cultural change and can be uncomfortable for developers." I think that sometimes making cultural changes that can...
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way of technology simple is always better... as no one wants complications...
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IBM chose wisely in selecting USAA as a partner, one of the more trusted operations in terms of offering veterans business deals. Veterans' families often hang onto the vehicle insurance, even after the original policy holder...
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could not agree more interesting point .... thank you
In reply to: Re: Disruptive Business Models
interesting to know... thank you
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I'm still using old Netbook with windows XP.... Keyboard and mouse/touchpad... I'm old school :)
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@Soozyg, I agree with you. I would like to add on by saying that I think we need to focus on more meaningful conversation, rather than just constant conversation that just revolves around a lot of fluff.
In reply to: Re: collaboration in Agile
Running an efficient back of the house is very important, if you would like to protect your brand and get a focused online marketing campaign you should check here. Your online reputation and focused ppc campaigns can you...
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for now it would be a temporary good investment :)
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same question here :) I would like to know more... as this technology develops and grow...
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As a California resident, it's great news that single sign-on is available through CalCloud but I wonder which state agencies are using it. Single sign-on is pie in the sky until, lets say, the Department of Motor Vehicles,...
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it's imperative they recruit or train a few core people to be their right-hand managers for areas of weakness. Yes, but I wonder how many IT leaders actually admit that, or phrase it that way. I'm sure their statement to...
In reply to: Re: Know your weaknesses
"Business people and developers must work together daily throughout the project." This is usually a big cultural change and can be uncomfortable for developers Constant communication is crucial to any successful business....
In reply to: collaboration in Agile
Very interesting choices. I have no doubt that both the enterprise-focused services and money-processing services industries are going to be huge. But payment processing is very problematic. Stores must subscribe to different...
In reply to: Re: Learning online can still be social
Perfectly stated, Charlie.
In reply to: Re: The ambitions have gotten bigger and so have the tools
Those lists of favorite tweets was just about good enough to make me want to set up that twitter account I've been putting off for the last few years. I especially liked the first guy. Anyone who can use numbers to say something...
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I'm a little confused about the new IT jobs trending for non IT companies. What exactly is a 'collaborator evangelist'? Sounds like somone singing hyms about working together. Or something you'd find in buzzword bingo. What...
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I think Randy made couple of mistakes in insourcing in GM, and it might collapse. I got a strange feeling he is building a typical IT company across GM, forgeting he's a CIO of the automotive coorporation, with business...
In reply to: Transformation
Although it's an appealing notion, I suspect it was never as simple as 1,2,3 to get a coding project underway, except ones for extremely simple goals. Today you can instantly spin up a virtual machine to develop in and multiple...
In reply to: The ambitions have gotten bigger and so have the tools
Most of these creeped me out, but the really scary thing is that I know when my kids are grown they will probably think this is how it was always done. B grade horror movie flashbackes aside, there are some really great...
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IT Salary Survey 2014: Insurance
Insurance IT salaries are flat, but demand and compensation are highest for people with experience in social media, mobile, analytics, and cloud, according to InformationWeek's 2014 US IT Salary Survey.
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