Blogs about: Application Lifecycle
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How to avoid BIG performance surprises on a Java application?
As functionality, performance is also one of the key criteria of any software application. Unlike functionality, performance is slightly difficult address. It depends on many factors: Architecture, … more →
Software Engineering Automation
How to avoid BIG performance surprises on a Java application?
Vipin wrote 2 days ago: As functionality, performance is also one of the key criteria of any software application. Unlike f … more →
In-house or Outsourced: Which is the best way to develop software?
Vipin wrote 1 week ago: This is really a million dollar question! To me, both are right and at the same time both can be wr … more →
How to work hand-in-hand with Old (tough & stable) & Yong (agile & flexible)?
Vipin wrote 1 week ago: Development on a system z environment is complex. Why complex, because opportunities are enormous. … more →
Disaster assured: with an “optimistic tester” or with a “pessimistic architect”!
Vipin wrote 1 week ago: There are two types (mainly) of people in the world. One set is optimistic and the other is pessimi … more →
Requirement definition + Requirement management = Project success
Vipin wrote 2 weeks ago: Requirements play a pivotal role in software development. Getting into a common understanding of va … more →
Big or small, for any size, “Jazz” platform is ideal to reduce the development cost!
Vipin wrote 2 weeks ago: Today is the day of distributed software development. Multiple teams in multiple geographies and ti … more →
Great! An IBM Rational Modeling tool at no charge?
Vipin wrote 2 weeks ago: Yes. It is possible. IBM Rational Modeler. It is possible to have a UML 2.1 based tool to specify … more →
Microsoft Certification - Add One to Your Resume
lloydjoyner1962 wrote 2 weeks ago: Add Microsoft Certification to your resume and see how it helps your career path. Microsoft has crea … more →
Who owns the “security” testing?
Vipin wrote 2 weeks ago: “Security” – one of the prime concerns of the Internet world. Today we are living in a world, where … more →
Requirements driven quality and test automation
Vipin wrote 3 weeks ago: As software is getting more and more part of the day-to-day life, “Quality” is getting further more … more →
How can we effectively manage a project & resources on a collaborative platform?
Vipin wrote 3 weeks ago: Managing project is an art. Especially when it comes to development. It is an orchestration of var … more →
Adaptive Case Management
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Max J. Pucher wrote 1 month ago: The Thought Leader Summit of the WFMC at the Tibco offices in Maidenhead was quite interesting. Ther … more →
Heroes happen {here} – Microsoft event in London
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dandouglas wrote 7 months ago: Last winter, I attended a Microsoft event called ‘Heroes happen {here}’ in London. It w … more →
Enterprise Architecture Reality
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Max J. Pucher wrote 10 months ago: Many – including me – evangelize on the noble goal of creating a Enterprise Architecture … more →
How LEAN can IT be?
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Max J. Pucher wrote 10 months ago: A buzzword that has been popping up here and there is LEAN. It has been described (i.e by Forrester … more →
The Death of Process, PERIOD!
Max J. Pucher wrote 1 year ago: In his recent blog post ‘The Death of Process as a Product’ Forrester’s David West … more →
Forrester Research: Dynamic Business Applications, SOA, Web 2.0
Max J. Pucher wrote 1 year ago: The Forrester IT Forum 2008 in Orlando has come and gone. It was a very informative event in differe … more →
Forrester Research: Technology Populism?
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Max J. Pucher wrote 1 year ago: ISIS Papyrus is a Silver Sponsor at Forrester’s Technology Leadership Forum in Orlando, Septem … more →
The Elements of Applications
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Max J. Pucher wrote 1 year ago: Forrester’s Mike Gilpin wrote in his blog: – QUOTE – ‘Just as Greek philosop … more →
