User Adoption risks are growing rapidly for IT projects
Expand to see inline the other posts in IT Management» Organizations tend to concentrate on 2 different risks for IT projects, while a third one may be impacting the most their chances of success. “Technical Risks” and “Business Risks” are widely used notions. The first comprises the risks that can affect the IT infrastructure (e.g., bring down the network, break …
Enterprise Social Computing Pricing: continuing the discussion
When writing blog posts, we usually reply to one or several other posts, quoting at most 2–3 extracts of them. In emails, it is fairly common to keep replying and articulating refinements as further thoughts are spurred. Why don’t we do it on blogs as well? I don’t know, but I’ll try here, and it may prove interesting. Let me …
Consuprise: Consumer web startups should leverage the enterprise market
Fred Wilson recently mused about the cost side of the profit equation for web startups. This was spurred by a timely article from Chris Anderson asking such questions: So Web startups are having to do the unthinkable: come up with a business model that brings in real money while they’re still young. Profit derives from a simple equation: revenue – costs. …
Pilots are not for profit-making. And we're not playing games.
Expand to see inline the other posts in IT Management» This post is the first of the vendors series, exploring client-vendors partnership considerations. They’re all tagged and you can find them here. James Gardner has a post up explaining how he and his team are looking at vendors coming to them with a new technology to try out. He makes …
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