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Fixed-Price Software Projects, or, The Quickest Way to a Financial Calamity
A man walks into a car dealership and says, "I want a car. How much will it cost?" The salesman says, "We have all kinds of makes and models. How much are you willing to spend?" The man says, "I dunno. How much do flying cars start at?"
Origional Story Date :2/18/2008
Editorial |
Developer.com
| Software | Software Development | Project Management | IT Management
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2.
Indian workers don't want U.S. jobs, survey reports
Survey shows majority of Indian high-tech graduates would prefer to stay there to work.
Origional Story Date :5/12/2008
News |
Tech Web
| Services | Outsourcing | OffshoringHuman Resources
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3.
Hiring And Motivating The Best IT Workers
A participative culture, in which IT workers make company decisions, gets the most out of your workforce.
Origional Story Date :4/28/2008
News |
Information Week
| IT Management | Small Business
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4.
Secrets of Successful IT Teams: Socially Connected Employees
Successful IT management requires leaders to understand the strengths, weaknesses and connections of the people on their team. A software developer tells how his former boss used social network analysis tools to identify rising stars and strengthen his bench.
Origional Story Date :5/12/2008
How-To |
CIO Magazine
| IT Management
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Web 2.0 developers rank MSN/Live higher than Google, Yahoo and Facebook
Microsoft scored highest in Evans survey for its tools, SDKs and Web services programs.
Origional Story Date :5/5/2008
News |
Computerworld
| Software | Software Development | Web Design
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6.
HP extends mobile thin client range
HP has introduced a smaller and lighter version of its mobile thin client device as it ramps up its desktop virtualisation offerings
Origional Story Date :5/19/2008
News |
IT Week UK
| Hardware | Computers | Thin Client
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7.
Salesforce.com embeds Google Apps in hosted CRM software
Analysts say partnership still won't convince IT managers to dump Microsoft Office
Origional Story Date :4/14/2008
News |
Computerworld
| Software | Business | CRM | Online | Software as a Service
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8.
Oracle Database Susceptible To Rare Attack
"A lateral SQL injection" attack that can be placed by an outsider in a database application using Oracle's extended PL/SQL query language can be prevented, security experts say.
Origional Story Date :5/5/2008
News |
Network Computing
| Software | Business | Databases | Oracle | Security
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Oracle still top dog in tough database market
The relational database market is a lot less crowded than it used to be, and it's no surprise, considering that the players have to contend with a massive software juggernaut like Oracle Corp. According to the latest numbers from research firm IDC, Oracle still rules the roost in databases, capturing in excess of 44% of the overall market for 2007.
Origional Story Date :6/30/2008
News |
Computerworld
| Software | Business | Databases
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10.
US Federal Court Okays Re-Selling of CD Promos
A US federal district court has ruled that selling promo CDs on eBay does not infringe copyright. The court ruled against Universal Music Group which had sued Troy Augusto, who regularly sells promo CDs on eBay.
Origional Story Date :8/6/2016
News |
Electronic Frontier Foundation
| Legal
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