The successful and effective integration of systems needs more than component inter-operability and compatibility: we need to be able to build Systems that are loosely coupled to each other – but connected firmly enough not to fall apart.
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What are the most memorable words that you have heard from someone leaving a job? Have you thought about what will be your own parting words, when the time comes to leave your present job? 
For those of us who would like things to be different, perhaps we should pay less attention to methodologies, such as PRINCE and PRINCE2, and pay more attention to the author of The Prince. 
There are none so blind as those who will not see. But there are also those who simply cannot see the wood for the trees, which is why so many organizations unknowingly suffer from a severe form of corporate dyslexia: Systems Blindness. How can we diagnose, treat and cure this damaging and expensive syndrome that cripples effectiveness and long-term Continue reading article » 
It can be hard to find the road to operational nirvana – an IT infrastructure that allows faster time to market for new applications, more efficient divisions of labour for IT specialists and, of course, across the board cost savings. |
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