PHIL SIMON
A post on the benefits of embracing the unknown.
Posts Tagged as: Enterprise Systems
Posts Tagged as: Enterprise Systems
Notion and Slack for … Relationship Management?
Communication, Future of Work, Project Management, Trends
Spreadsheets and group chats no longer cut it. The gap between work and personal applications is shrinking.
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the Publication of Why New Systems Fail
Project Management, Publishing
A decade ago, my first book hit the shelves.
Why Most Business Case Studies Fail
Communication, Higher Education, Technology
If they’re so important, then why do they usually suck?
The Myth of the Big Data Switch
People who believe in immediate returns are sorely mistaken.
Five Tips for a Successful CRP
A few thoughts how to improve the results of coordinated testing.
Inadequate Testing: Examining the PM’s Role
A few thoughts on recurring patterns.
Business Continuity: The Response Is Essential
Crises happen. How will your organization respond when they do?
The Technology Adoption Life Cycle
Why do organizations often take a wait-and-see approach?
Should you customize an open-source ERP application?
Should you or shouldn’t you?
The Chopping Block: Cutting Features From an IT Project
Consider dropping non-essential features for the good of the project and the organization.
Enterprise 2.0: What is it and why should you care?
Platforms, Social Media, Technology
A look at this increasingly popular term.
The Need to Publicize System Failures
Why we need to peel back the onions.
When Vendors Enter New Territory
Some are making ill advised moves.
Speed Sourcing
Organizations that cling to antiquated processes are colliding with new technologies.
When Vendors Raise Annual Support Fees
Software vendors have recently announced increases in their annual support fees. What to do?