Collin Rusk
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Collin has a B.S. in Management Information Systems from Le Moyne College and a M.S. in Computer Science from Lawrence Technological University. He has been a software architect on enterprise systems, since 2010. |
How to fix Your IT Department
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Information Technology (IT) is frequently a source of pain for your organization. Read more to learn how to fix your IT department and to relieve that discomfort. |
How to Decide Whether to Investigate a Potentially Underlying Problem
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A company can be confident it is not spending its hours frivolously hunting a fundamental trouble in its software development activities, by using a collection of simple techniques built on generalized principles. |
Underlying Software-Development-Problems Should be Identified, Using Multiple Factors
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Application construction is bound by the same general rules applicable to other domains. A fundamental problem in software development looks similar to ones in other sectors. |
Software Development Projects Fail for the Same Reasons Ones in Other Domains do
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Missteps in software development undertakings should examine the same roots (schedule, budget, and objectives) as ventures in other domains. |