For people performing any kind of content migration from one content management system to another, this is part of a multi part post that discusses the idea of declaring ‘Content Bankruptcy’ with respect to the old content repository – simply leaving behind the old content and starting fresh – and some of the reasons and benefits in doing so.
Declaring Content Bankruptcy – Part 4
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September 8, 2010
Declaring Content Bankruptcy – Part 3
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September 1, 2010
For people performing any kind of content migration from one content management system to another, this is part of a multi part post that discusses the idea of declaring ‘Content Bankruptcy’ with respect to the old content repository – simply leaving behind the old content and starting fresh – and some of the reasons and benefits in doing so.
Declaring Content Bankruptcy – Part 2
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August 25, 2010
For people performing any kind of content migration from one content management system to another, this is part of a multi part post that discusses the idea of declaring ‘Content Bankruptcy’ with respect to the old content repository – simply leaving behind the old content and starting fresh – and some of the reasons and benefits in doing so.
Declaring Content Bankruptcy – Part 1
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August 19, 2010
For people performing any kind of content migration from one content management system to another, this is part of a multi part post that discusses the idea of declaring ‘Content Bankruptcy’ with respect to the old content repository – simply leaving behind the old content and starting fresh – and some of the reasons and benefits in doing so.
5 Tips for Writing Unforgettable User Stories
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August 19, 2010
If you’ve had a chance to flip through our white paper Our Agile Development Process: A Customer’s Guide to Scrum, you might be wondering how to write eye-catching user stories that will make a strong impression on the development team. To help you get started, we’ve put together 5 tips for writing user stories that [...]
Whitepaper: Our Agile Development Process – A Customer’s Guide to Scrum
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August 19, 2010
Our Agile software development methodology, Scrum, is an iterative process in which our clients are active participants. In each project, the sponsor designates a Product Owner who is responsible for clearly communicating business requirements to the Delivery Team that develops the code. Throughout the process, the Product Owner, the Delivery Team, and other stakeholders work [...]
5 Tips for Competing with a Lean Development Firm
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July 9, 2010
After reading our white paper “Lean Software Development: Cutting Fat Out of Your Diet”, you probably understand the competitive advantage that a hardworking software development firm derives from applying lean principles. In the spirit of friendly competition, we’ve come up with 5 tips to help firms that are still plodding along with traditional software development [...]
Top Ten Considerations for Content Migration Projects
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July 2, 2010
When migrating content (of any kind) from one content system to another, here’s the top ten things you’ll want to think about.
There’s a really long list of things that have to be taken into account in such a project, and many things to consider so this is far from an exhaustive list. None the less, hopefully it will help with some of your planning for such a project, regardless of the type of content tools involved.
Whitepaper: Lean Software Development – Cutting Fat Out of Your Diet
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July 1, 2010
After revolutionizing the manufacturing sector, lean principles are now poised to do the same in the software industry. Traditional waterfall development is giving way to more effective approaches that focus on empowering employees, reducing waste, and streamlining processes. This white paper gives an overview of lean software development and explains how Agile methods and test-driven [...]
Custom Software DIY Essentials
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June 30, 2010
We realize that after reading our white paper “Crush Your Competitors with Custom Software” some readers might be so enthusiastic about the benefits of tailor-made software that they’d like to take a do-it-yourself approach. We say, go for it! Aside from training, experience, software engineering know-how, office space, computer hardware, software applications, and a multidisciplinary [...]