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Author: Michael Wilkes Created: 1/19/2007
Getting it right the first time with a software blueprint.

By Michael Wilkes on 7/26/2008

When meeting attendees fire questions like chain-smokers light up, meetings turn into chaos. Read More »

By Michael Wilkes on 6/28/2008

Should you get your software "on demand" in the form of a service, or should you buy a license and install it at your company. We look at the pros and cons.

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By Michael Wilkes on 6/9/2008

This second article delves into "Islanditis" and the "build or buy" conundrum. Read More »

By Michael Wilkes on 6/2/2008

Check out the first in our series of articles on buying or building enterprise software. Read More »

By Michael Wilkes on 5/3/2008

The results of our first annual "Worst RFP" contest are in. Thanks to all who contributed laughable RFPs! Read More »

By Michael Wilkes on 4/27/2008

Getting friends or colleagues together can be difficult. These tools make it easier.

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By Michael Wilkes on 4/12/2008

When vendors believe that your RFP has been rigged, they won't bother to respond.
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By Michael Wilkes on 4/4/2008

Due to a lack of specs, cost overruns kill U.S. Census Bureau plans to use PDA's.

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By Michael Wilkes on 3/15/2008

Dropping a poor Request for Proposal (RFP) into the marketplace will not produce the results you are looking for. Here's why. Read More »

By Michael Wilkes on 2/29/2008

Start-up companies have plenty to do. A trusted techno-sherpa saves time and money. Read More »

 
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