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Open Source, Open Market for Ideas
Why would a professional political scientist be interested in the open-source movement? For Steven Weber, a professor of political science…
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Offshore the Managers? Readers Speak
Resolved: That offshoring technology executive and/or development management will benefit project effectiveness and organizational competitiveness. Two weeks back I describedwhy…
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Thriving Through Dis-Automation, Part II
In my last column, I was telling you about Savage Beastand the Westergren/Glaser model. The model approaches automation issues by…
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Round II: Readers Have More to Say About Carr’s “IT Revolution”
Nicholas Carr—who is notorious within IT circles for his 2002 article in the Harvard Business Review claiming that IT no…
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Thriving by Dis-Automation
One particular segment of the IT population is driven by exuberance and other irrational motivations to automate everything; and they…
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Making Staffs Creative, And Keeping Them That Way
Creativity is like love. The question is not how to get it, but how to make it stay. To be…
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The U.S. is Too Hesitant to Accept Innovation
Contributing Editor Jeffrey Rothfeder recently traveled to Seoul, South Korea, to attend a conference and give a speech on RFID…
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Wikipedia Founder Pitches Openness to Content Managers
Jimmy Wales used the simple database software known as a wiki to launch a kind of open-source knowledge project called…