Achieve Intelligence (AI) just published its latest monthly news article. AI's monthly publications are all themed on building your Business Intelligence (BI) strategy. This month's publication is entitled "Capability Improvement – The Three P’s"...
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I was pleased to see some papers on the subject of software development processes at SAS Global Forum this year. The IT industry hasn't yet reached a point where a consensus on the perfect software development process has been reached (will it ever?)...
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I was pleased to see a number of papers at this year's SAS Global Forum that dared to focus on topics outside of SAS technology and syntax. Two papers that particularly caught my interest were How to Create a Business Intelligence Strategy by Guy Garre...
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“They are a group of SAS rock stars and I'm darn proud of them!”
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Tags: act like a customer, alak, cet, customer experience testing, defects, Peer Revue, process, Processes, Quality, testing
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“They are a group of SAS rock stars and I'm darn proud of them!” That comes from Meg Pounds, manager of the Customer Experience Testing (CET) team. (Go on, Meg - use some stronger language; Peer Revue needs some juicier content.) Meg's remark come...
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Tags: act like a customer, alak, cet, customer experience testing, defects, Peer Revue, process, Processes, Quality, Serendipity, testing
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This blog is focused upon best practice for software development - typically using SAS software. It can sometimes seem like an eclectic mix of stuff, but there are an awful lot of things that contribute to making great software. But think about it, it'...
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I've been a longtime fan of the WNYC radio show, Radio Lab. Hosts Robert Krulwich and Jad Abumrad have interviewed famed biologist E.O. Wilson a few times. Listening to him describe his study of ants and how they make tracks and trails is a great story...
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Tags: bug tracking, Bugs, cdbugs, defects, open/closed principle, Peer Revue, process, Processes, Quality, Serendipity, tools
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