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in title, tags, annotations or urlSoluto - A new way to do IT - 0 views
Entity Relationship Diagrams (ER) - 0 views
Phases of System Development Life Cycle - NIOS - 0 views
System Development Life Cycles (SDLC) - Sharper Tutorials - 2 views
System Development Life Cycle - Computerworld - 0 views
GCSE ICT - System Implementation - 0 views
16. Software engineering - Computer Science Field Guide - 0 views
Intel faces challenges in Windows 7 migration - 2 views
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An article detailing Intel's planned migration from Windows XP to Windows 7. Covers many pertinent points including 64-bit computing, legacy application compatibility, issues with new OS security features, and so on. A good insight into the problems faced in real life organizations during large-scale roll-outs.
2010 Horizon Report | NMC - 0 views
Consider these lessons when managing dispersed project teams - 0 views
Landing a project with a reluctant client - 0 views
Study: US government spends $36 billion a year maintaining legacy systems | ZDNet - 0 views
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ry 19, 2011, 2:54pm PST
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As federal CIO Vivek Kundra assesses the need to streamline government IT, he may want to look at the lack of progress in legacy modernization. A new study, based on a survey of 166 senior IT managers in US federal agencies, estimates that agencies spend almost half of the annual federal IT budget, $35.7 billion, maintaining and supporting legacy applications. In addition, nearly half (47%) of all existing IT applications are based on legacy technology in need of modernization. Agencies’ systems are aging, but only one out of three is doing something about it Four out of five government executives say this is dangerous, and that mission-critical government capabilities could be at risk if agencies do not modernize legacy applications
Smarter Than You Think - The Boss Is Robotic, and Rolling Up Behind You - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Mobile robots are now being used in hundreds of hospitals nationwide as the eyes, ears and voices of doctors who cannot be there in person. They are being rolled out in workplaces, allowing employees in disparate locales to communicate more easily and letting managers supervise employees from afar. And they are being tested as caregivers in assisted-living centers.