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This week, I downloaded a new app for my iPad. It looked great, but I should have taken more notice of the online reviews. Several users had reported that the application crashed often, and sure enough, it does. That’s because it hasn’t been tested properly. I’m sure that you have had a similar experience...
Written by Sergey Korban There is an abundance of stories of failed projects. Research has shown the reasons for IT project failure in the USA, indicated that project success rates were only 34%, with the rest of projects being either “challenged” in some way or failing outright. The losses can be very significant. For example,...
By Roger Chou, PgMP Mayday is a Taiwanese rock band with a massive worldwide following. In fact, two concerts promoting their 2012 album, Noah’s Ark, were held in the world’s largest sports venue, Beijing’s National Stadium. Those two performances alone drew 200,000 fans — an astonishing feat for any band, anywhere in the world. Believe...
By Ammar W. Mango The impatient stakeholders are in a hurry to see results fast. Sometimes they read normal change resistance the wrong way and assume the project failed. Then their actions really make it fail. It is important to understand that such stakeholders exist and it is better to learn to proactively manage...
By Dominic Vogel Takeaway: Least privilege is a core security principle, but it’s one that often meets with resistance by users. Here are tips for how to implement it and get the point across to others. The bane of many information security pros’ existence is the never-ending quest of attempting to enforce the principle of least...
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