Addison-Wesley Information Technology Series – serie
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Software Assessments, Benchmarks, and Best Practices
Av Capers Jones
Häftad, 2000
390 kr
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Traditionally, qualitative software assessments and quantitative benchmarking have been performed separately -- if at all. Moreover, many quantitative benchmarks have been proprietary secrets. Now, world-renowned authority Capers Jones has integrated qualitative and quantitative approaches into the …
Application Service Providers (ASPs)
A Manager's Guide
Häftad, 2001
470 kr
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The benefits of working with Application Service Providers (ASPs) can be compelling -- faster rollouts, lower costs, less time spent on implementation and maintenance, and a greater opportunity to focus on your organization's core competencies. Unfortunately, the risks of ASP relationships are far …
CRM Handbook, The
A Business Guide to Customer Relationship Management
Häftad, 2001
498 kr
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Praise for The CRM Handbook “Want to avoid being one of the estimated 70 percent of companies who have tried implementing standalone CRM systems and failed? Confused by what your IT suppliers are telling you about ‘CRM’? Then you need to read this book! Jill provides acomprehensive, practical, and …
Peer Reviews in Software
A Practical Guide
Av Karl Wiegers, Debbie Lafferty
Häftad, 2001
531 kr
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Peer review works: it leads to better software. But implementing peer review can be challenging -- for technical, political, social, cultural, and psychological reasons. In this book, best-selling software engineering author Karl Wiegers presents succinct, easy-to-use techniques for formal and …
Request for Proposal
A Guide to Effective RFP Development
Av Debbie Lafferty, Bud Porter-Roth
Häftad, 2002
841 kr
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When done right, RFPs enable businesses and government agencies to fairly evaluate competing proposals while reviewing the broadest possible range of potential solutions. All too often, however, RFPs fail to meet these goals, because their creators simply don't understand how to create them …
