Project Management

One day out of the blue I received a letter from the University of Manitoba asking if I would like to consider starting up a computer science program in Winnipeg.

Terry Rhode remembers Saturday Dec. 9, the day of his 2000 office Christmas party, all too well

System stability, power and manageability were all concerns Montreal-based Memory Experts International (MXI) recently addressed through the consolidation of its server infrastructure.

Sometime last year I was attending one of those IT executive conferences.

The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) in Calgary makes it clear to students every time they turn on their PCs that certain computer activities are unwelcome. Judging from a survey conducted on behalf of a Canadian anti-piracy organization, many corporations could learn something about computer management from this school.

Before the start of the upcoming holiday season, Woolworths Holdings Ltd. wanted to improve the capabilities of the Java-based data-monitoring and alerting system it had hired an outside contractor to build. But the Cape Town-based retailer had a problem.

I have spent much of the past eight years working with CRM systems. The result? Three tries, three failures. What went wrong? I have identified the following:

Did you ever attempt to measure the ROI of your new oven?