It isn't all about the code?
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Entries in News & Events (9)
THE SAAS MODEL – KEEP IT RUNNING
I’ve picked up stakes and moved to a new gig, where I’m seeing the power of the Software as a Service model.
Yes, it’s true. I’ve left the challenging world of Health Care Clinical Applications for the heady frontiers of SAAS, applications delivered right to your browser without muss, fuss or your own infrastructure. It’s a whole ‘nother world, and I’ll pass on what I’ve learned so far.
New Orleans Revisited
I had an opportunity this week to visit the post-Katrina Crescent City.
I’m in New Orleans for the HIMSS show – the annual Healthcare It and Systems show. This show is getting bigger and bigger, reflecting the nation’s desire to fix Healthcare with technology. The vendor booths have gotten huge, looking like PC-era COMDEX. But I’m told that it is still only an 8 billion dollar healthcare systems market, and it is hard to see how these hundreds of companies are going to make any money.
Larry Cone
in Family Matters, News & Events, Travel
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Re-framing the War on Terror
We have looked at the Frame as a valuable technique for finding new solutions to intractable problems. Lets look at how re-framing has been used in the war on terror.
Larry Cone
in Best of coneblog, News & Events
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Sprinkling Trust Dust in Iraq
We have looked at scope issues in the War in Iraq. We as experienced project managers know that scope issues are among the most common and serious problems to bedevil a project. Another serious and all-too-common project issue is that of trust, and credibility. Let’s look at the War in Iraq in that context.
Swinging the Scope Axe in Iraq
Regular readers know that the Scope Axe is one of my favorite Project Management tools. The Scope Axe is that tool that the PM uses to perform a radical scope reduction on a project. That is in danger of failure.
Based on our current predicament in Iraq, lets examine how a hypothetical Kerry Administration might swing the scope axe on the Iraqi Project.
