"I recommend that every CIO build an internal core
competency in sourcing decision making. " Many packaged applications have
proprietary methods for authenticating access. But CIOs can't afford to assume
anything. Evans talks to Delphi Group co-founder and executive vice president Carl
Frappaolo and other experts on strategies for outsourcing.
Such innovation requires a relentless focus on the
organization's core competencies and requires executives to separate core from the
noncore processes.
" Allowing Linux users to maintain all the other
collaboration features of Notes could help push Linux on the corporate desktop, he
says.
The Democrat called for an end to U. Civil war was
chosen over: FUBAR, unfriendly fire, and shiitestorm.
Forbes Magazine's Robert Malone interviews Tom
Koulopoulos, author of Smartsourcing. , whose software controls sensitive
information in e-mail and other digital documents, even after files are sent to
other organizations.
An EMC spokeswoman confirmed the deal, but declined
to specify financial details.
In "Smartsourcing: Driving Innovation and Growth
Through Outsourcing", Mr.
How important was that report or Web site to a
company's immediate differentiation?
Hadley Reynolds, an analyst with the Delphi Group,
said this is a smart way for Google to extend search within businesses. "Their moves
in this direction make complete sense to me.
When customers switch to enterprise
service-oriented architecture, in particular, they must always proceed along the
business processes. It's a real risk having someone else figure that out for
you.
Koulopoulos, CEO and founder of Delphi Group, the
technology and management advisory firm of Perot System, believes that companies
must shed non-core business activities. Evans talks to Delphi Group co-founder and
executive vice president Carl Frappaolo and other experts on strategies for
outsourcing.
com, Cisco, and Cognos, to expand its search
capabilities into businesses. com, Cisco, and Cognos, to expand its search
capabilities into businesses. All it takes is a couple of deals you'd never have
gotten, or would have taken two to six months to get in touch with the right person,
and social software pays for itself. Delphi Group director of research Hadley
Reynolds provides a thoughtful analysis of the impact of IBM's strategy to deliver
the next round of service oriented applications.