18 October 2016
Welcome to The Cutter Edge. In each free issue, you'll find research, insight, and advice crucial to helping you navigate the spectrum of challenges technology change brings.
New from The Cutter Edge
Mrs. O'Leary's Digital Cow: A Lesson in Technology Risk Management
by Robert Charette, Fellow, Cutter Consortium
This October marks the 145th anniversary of the “Great Chicago Fire” of 1871 reminding us of the need for robust, reliable, and secure approaches as we move into an era of truly hyperconnected, ubiquitous, cyberphysical systems that can have huge consequences if they fail accidentally or deliberately. More.
Empowerment and Control in Agile Management
by Murray Cantor, Senior Consultant, Cutter Consortium
Stop worrying about key process areas and measuring process adherence. The Agile team goal should not be to adhere to a defined process, but rather to efficiently deliver value under changing circumstances. More.
Don't Miss: Big Data Strategies for Agile Business Webinar!
In this webinar on October 26, Cutter Senior Consultant Bhuvan Unhelkar goes beyond descriptive and predictive analytics, beyond Hadoop/HDFS distributed data architectures, to help you focus on a strategic framework for adopting big data. Register today!
8 Great Reasons to Attend Summit 2016!
Discover 8 great reasons and register today for Summit 2016! Pack a ton of professional development into two days – November 14/15 and learn from a small group of your peers, business school faculty, and Cutter experts in a relaxed and fun atmosphere!
Workforce 2020-2025: What Skills Are Needed To Survive and Thrive?
Discover the different technological, management, and business skills that executives, managers, and workers will need in the 2020-2025 time frame! Download this complimentary report now!
New in Cutter IT Journal: Business Driven Digital Transformation!
Build a foundation to accelerate continuous transformation and innovation no matter where you are on your digital transformation journey. Order this report now! Cutter members: read the report here.
