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Seven Signs Seven Signs
-by Lee Richardson
Headed for trouble? Here are some ways out of the mess. This article will revisit seven of the most common causes for project failure, consider their solutions and provide some techniques you might have missed such as developing an ERD from Day One, and driving the user interface based on the structure of your data.
A New Lens - by Sunil Sharma
Input Equals Output - by Mike Donoghue
Avoid Being the Scapegoat - by Joe Wynne
Collaborative EffortCollaborative Effort
-by Sunil Sharma
 Collaborative technologies have been looming on the horizon for some time, and now with fresh impetus from Web 2.0 and other developments, they are playing a greater role in the planning and execution of various business initiatives. That's because application development requires many entities to coordinate their activities and collaboration--whether virtual or otherwise--and has become a ubiquitous way of software development.
Application Development: Plugging Into the Future (Part 2 of 2)Application Development: Plugging Into the Future (Part 2 of 2)
-by Bob Weinstein
 Long-term technology trends have already been established, and their products and services are just starting to be rolled out.
Finding the Requirements Tree (Part 2)Finding the Requirements Tree (Part 2)
-by Michael R. Wood
 The secret to rapidly capturing requirements lays in understanding the business processes that the application is suppose to leverage and support. And it is in the gap between how things work today and how they need to work to achieve core business objectives that the fruit of the requirements tree can be harvested.
Finding the Requirements Tree - by Michael R. Wood
The SOA Buzz - by Vijay Sankaran
Brandability - by Luc K. Richard
Winds of Change (Management) - by Mike Donoghue
Tell Me a Story - by Luc K. Richard


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