Business Rules and SDLC
Bhaskar Sharma of HCL wrote me a little while ago and asked about business rules and the software development life cycle (SDLC).
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Bhaskar Sharma of HCL wrote me a little while ago and asked about business rules and the software development life cycle (SDLC).
I wanted to add a non-personal comment about the impassioned scandal rocking our community, the best way I could think of to improve the silence. This is a real test of the blogosphere. Our culture and openness. We don't know all the facts, but there is enough to be disgusted. We do know that part of this involves real core and dedicated bloggers. We do…
It’s not often you get to suggest that Google is playing “catch-up” to a competitor, so I’m sure the headline above will bring a wry smile to the folks at Yahoo. Humor aside, it does appear that Google’s blog post, announcing their expansion of features for Google Mobile, is in reaction to Yahoo’s oneSearch initiative.
There are two main broad categories of risk with Web 2.0, social engineering and flaws in developer's code. For people who are working web 2.0, having a risk table and mitigation standards for these two broad categories will help define policy and guidance when something bad happens.
The winners of the first ever YouTube Video Awards have been announced, and ninjas and treadmill-hopping pop stars, among others, ruled the day. Almost as interesting is the amount of attention the awards have gotten in the mainstream media. MSNBC, ABC, and FOX. Newsday, the Chicago Sun Times, and the New York Times. Even sources in Australia, Britain, and Italy have reported on the outcome. …
The Email Sender and Provider Coalition have released the results of their survey that examines the email behaviors of consumers. The results revealed that the average American is an experienced email user and that they have specific ways of managing email and spam. The survey found that over 80 percent of consumers use the "Report Spam" and "Unsubscribe" features to manage the email they receive.…