Posts Tagged ‘Software’
Grady Booch : Why Engineering?
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 0:04 No CommentsThese are some of the most wonderful words ever said about the profession of Software Development. (I made some text in bold just to highlight) Software is invisible to most of the world. Although individuals, organizations, and nations rely on a multitude of software-intensive systems every day, most software lives in the interstitial spaces of [...]
Indian IT Services Firms Were Right : It’s Services Stupid!
Monday, September 28, 2009 12:26 No CommentsThere was so much pressure on Indian IT Services firms for a long time to enter product space and they refused and insisted that Services is the key. After all, their strength and innovation is in creating market driven and efficient service delivery models. They not only succeeded with flying colors in delivering services, they [...]
Notable Thoughts : Monday Morning Edition
Monday, January 14, 2008 3:30 No CommentsNotable thoughts Monday Morning Edition, few thoughts that caught my attention over the weekend surfing. Taxes: How low (or high) can they go? There was a fascinating (to us, anyhow) table in a recent issue of the Journal of Financial Planning. It showed the top marginal tax rates for married couples from 1913 through 2003. [...]
The Second Decade Of Offshore Outsourcing
Tuesday, January 1, 2008 19:29 2 CommentsQuite an interesting aspect of offshore outsourcing, that outsourcing may become just as natural choice as expanding business into emerging markets like China and India. The article also discusses how traditional cheap sweatshops have become strategic partners leveraging the models that they invented for themselves. Two-thirds of companies on the InformationWeek 500 list of business [...]
Software Project Failures – What’s new TCS?
Saturday, December 29, 2007 3:24 1 CommentTCS released results of a survey conducted by Dynamic Markets on behalf of TCS recently. Folks from TCS suddenly think that they uncovered something new. I am not sure I understood the revelation part of their press release. 1 in 3 companies’ IT projects fail to perform against expectations. Yet despite these worrying levels of [...]

