“I P R E S E N T T O Y O U , D E A R R E A D E R , T H I S parable about how the different ways we organize our work result in different levels of customer satisfaction.”, by T H O M A S A . L I M O N C E L L I
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Interesting paper from UCI shows how the final $400 value of the iPhone is distributed. Interesting fact is that total value of manufacturing is about 10%
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Guide to Computer Security – Log Management, NIST Publication 800-92 (SEP-2006) / Describes enterprise log management, collection & analysis from policy and technology perspectives.
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All sysadmins: take a note: Wikipedia opened access to it’s site configuration management: a git repository with config files for various system software
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Original paper [report] by Watts Humphrey, which is later become the famost CMM book. (Managing the Software Process, by Watts Humphrey, originally published in 1989) . Also see http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&tag=mozilla-20&index=blended&link_code=q…
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suggestions for writing up an email when finishing an IT-consulting gig
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Notes about facebook internal PM process (release, builds, QA, deployments, management, etc)
… Interesting that they manage to do their work like a small startup team, even thought they are #1 site on the Net and have ~ 2K employees.
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