Projects: Processes

Shaping a Transformation Strategy

Learn how strategic enterprise architecture keeps transformation on target.

The Evolution of Organizational Process

For as long as formalized management studies have existed, organizational processes have needed improvement.

Pulling the Plug on IT Projects

Shutting down an IT project should be a methodical process, whether the job is being put on hiatus or killed once and for all.

It Is About Time for a Browser Audit

Not sure how many different browser versions are running on your users' desktops? It's time to figure it out.

Overtime Hours Point to Manufacturing Recession

A drop in factory overtime hours to the lowest level since 2002 does not bode well for the manufacturing sector and has led many to expect widespread job cuts and a recession-plagued economy.

Logitech Shares Surge on Talk of Microsoft Bid

Shares in Swiss-based computer peripherals maker Logitech gained up to 12 percent amid speculation Microsoft would launch a takeover bid, traders said.

A Toy Company That Means Business

Funrise Toy deploys simple Web-based project management software to streamline its increasingly global development and marketing efforts and get its "Gazillion" projects under control.

Engineering Firm Saves Cash with WAN Optimization

How one IT department managed to significantly improve the productivity of its dispersed workforce with wide area network optimization.

Will the Voting Machines Get It Right?

Colorado is the latest state to pull the plug on electronic voting machines due to accuracy and security concerns. Who's next?

5 Secure Reasons for Thin Clients

If you need justifications for adopting thin clients, look no further than these.

8 Ways To Save Your Next Project

With IT projects consistently running late and over budget, it's time to look at what technology leaders and project managers could do to step up their performances.

Toyota Sees Cost Savings over $2.7 Billion Annually

Toyota expects to accelerate its cost-cutting efforts next year to save more than $2.7 billion annually, its president said.

Rich Internet App Improves Lab Health

Ameripath's investment inPathway, a Java-based lab data and billing system, starts to pay off.

Santa Cruz Bicycles: Not Your Father's Ride

Build, crash, repeat: Santa Cruz Bicycles digitally designs and builds mountain bikes tested under the most extreme conditions, and uses product lifecycle management software to get them to market fast.

The Google of Engineering Content?

The search engine GlobalSpec has faced a lot of challenges, but now has 3.6 million registered users and is profitable. It's a reminder of the good that can sometimes ensue when new management comes in and changes direction.

 

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