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Mar 29, 2003 · 1 min read

More Agility in Offshore Outsourcing

We are moving forward everyday. And one of the biggest factor in this economy today is to save on cost from all possible angles and come out as a winner. Despite some major bans and threats to offshore outsourcing business, things are moving forward. And they are moving forward in a better way for the ailing economy to forsee profits and bring in some hope. Any busines today wants to save on its expenses. Money saved is money earned. No one will spend $100 when they can get the same work and quality off $20 or even less at times. The difference between here and there is not even a mile away when it comes to communication and exchange of information keeping the physical distance apart.

Mar 28, 2003 · 1 min read

Agile Project Management

It was a delightful experience to hear Scott Ambler speak about Agile Methods and Techniques at the Xerox PARC in the heart of Sillicon Valley. And surely he popped different ideas of "the" traditional approach towards a more "agile" approach in management of the project. Does it means we do it fast and try to get rid of it? ASAP. Well surely there is still a long way to go. There is still a long debate about what goes in managing the project so perfectly.

Feb 20, 2003 · 1 min read

Health Care. New Methods. New Ways.

My recent paper focuses on e-Health Care. The focus today is not how good a Health Care service is but also how fast and efficiently that service is delivered to the end customer - the patient in this case. This in other terms also means how less of the overhead is the health-care organization is able to keep. Cutting all the jargon puzzle - the bottom line is despite all the complicated forms processing and keeping piles and piles of paper work how the health-care office is managed efficiently and with ease. Where all the information is available on the click of the button to the various departments without getting bombarded with information overload or even lack of sufficient information in other cases.

Feb 08, 2003 · 1 min read

DEFINE. MARKET. SOFTWARE. INTEGRATION. TODAY.

In the far competing market today we are crowded by thousands of small and medium sized companies. Things are pretty tough with the investment-hungry-crowds scattered around the various networks of business circles. The software industry is tighter than ever. The so-called-high-technology professionals are lying down low, accepting the challenge. The market today is not driven by mere h-o-o-p-l-a-h-s-a-n-d-u-h-s-a-n-d-a-h-s-o-f-t-e-c-h-n-o-l-o-g-y. Its driven by t-h-e-f-a-c-t-s. The reality is bitter than what it was couple of years ago. Things have changed. People have become more sane in accepting and knowing technology. They have become more realistic in knowing what's that which stands in their way in knowing the exact implementation of a certain technology. And most of all concerns about high ROI and low TCO.