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March 2001
Issue Theme: Language Comparisons
Practices
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Project & Project Management
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E-Development and Security
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10 Outsourcing Antipatterns
It's deceptively easy to farm out IT work. Here are some worst practices that guarantee your time and money won't be well spent. But if you cared about that, you wouldn't be reading this, right?
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Consumer Groups Propose Copyright Fee Reforms
Industry groups from the Europe, Japan and the U.S. are proposing reforms to the global system for paying copyright fees. Europe Is Very Slow To Adopt VoIP
Forrester says less than half of European enterprises have adopted VoIP and 40 percent have no immediate plans to adopt the technology. University, Los Alamos Team Up For Nano-Scale Studies
Los Alamos National Lab is teaming up with the College of Engineering at the University of California, Santa Barbara to create an Institute for Multiscale Materials Studies. The new institute will include a graduate emphasis on linking recent molecular and nano-scale advances with soft matter, like polymers and biological systems observed at a relatively large scale. U.S. Spending On IT Expected To Rise Modestly Next Year
U.S. businesses next year are expected to increase spending by 5.5 percent, with some of the additional money going to a renewed focus on application development and integration, a research firm said Wednesday.
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Stanford Team Wins DARPA Grand Challenge
Mike Montemerlo, software lead for the Stanford University Racing Team, describes some of the challenges the team faced in winning the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge for autonomous vehicles. (MP3 audio, 3:03 mins.) IBM/Rational Software Testing Tools
Brian Bryson of IBM/Rational discusses its software testing tools. Brian also explains IBM’s plans for the self-healing autonomic systems of the future and how this vision will alter the software testing process.
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