Software Development Agreements -- Just Hold Your Nose and Write One
The late movie producer Samuel Goldwyn, a Russian immigrant with a shaky command of English, was famous for his malapropisms. Perhaps his most famous, and... Read story
Software Development
From Forklifts to Software
Helping employees adjust to a more complex product line. Read story
NetSuite Launches Business Operating System
The new SaaS application development platform targets developers, vendors and resellers. Read story
Put a Hacker to Work
TopCoder has an unusual way of finding talent. It hosts code-writing contests, in which geeks around the world compete for bragging rights and cash. Read story
How Hard Could It Be?: Five Easy Ways to Fail
Nothing like a weak team or an unrealistic schedule to start a project off right Read story
Tattoo You Mario Barth [" King Ink ," November] is ... Read story
Paylocity's Steve Sarowitz Spent $1 Million Building Flawed Software.
His dilemma: fix it, or start over? Read story
Avaya to Use Broadcom's VoIP for IP Phones
Avaya (NYSE:AV) has decided to use the VoIP technology of Broadcom (NASDAQ:BRCM) to power two award-winning lines of its one-X Deskphone IP te... Read story
Computer Careers -- The Sky's Still The Limit
The demand for data processing specialists continues to rise in 1981, with no end to the increase in sight. According to a survey conducted by the Fox-Mo... Read story
I Unchained My Chain Of Command
There's a right way and a wrong way to delegate authority.The author's now much happier and more in control with the right structure. Read story
"cottage Industry" In The Computer Business
Software produced by programmers operating out of their homes has become a growing resource in the computer industry. The market for the "cottage" progra... Read story
Technology: Finding Freelance Programmers
Using sites like oDesk, Elance, Guru, and RentACoder to find the best developers Read story
My Terrible Vacation
'It must be every entrepreneur's fantasy: you and your spouse spend years building a fast-growth, INC. 500-level company. As the business matures, you go ... Read story
Joel Spolsky: The Day My Industry Died
A decade ago, everybody was starting a Web consulting business, so I did too. Then, one day, the industry died. Does that sound familiar? Read story
Understanding Geeks
A field guide to your tech staff. Read story
How Hard Could It Be?: The Four Pillars of Organic Growth
Revenue, head count, PR, and quality--if one gets ahead of the others, you're screwed. Read story
Recruiting the Top 1 Percent
There's a better way to find and hire the very best employees. Read story
Have It Your Way
Program generators can allow you to be your own best source for software. Read story
How to Manage Volunteer Software Developers
Companies like Etsy use developer tools such as APIs to entice developers to build mobile applications for free Read story
Uncle Sam Giveth, Uncle Sam Taketh Away
Back in 1981, Congress did a nice thing for the cause of technological innovation -- or so it seemed at the time. Included in that year's Economic Recover... Read story
Plug and Pay
Some horror tales of hiring the wrong high-tech consultant, and how to avoid this dangerous situation. Read story
Would Ho Chi Minh Have Owned A Laptop?
Some quick figures and stats about high technology in today's Vietnam. Read story
Email's Little Helpers
Microsoft Outlook may be the most widely used e-mail tool on the planet, but it's hardly perfect. That's why enterprising programmers have created dozens of ... Read story
The Birth Of An Industry
Working in their attics, basements, and garages, seven entrepreneurs tacked together a totally new industry. Read story
Managing: How to Work More Like a Start-Up
Rekindle that startup spirit with agile development Read story
How Hard Could It Be?: How I Learned to Love Middle Managers
I hoped to create a utopian workplace. Instead, I caused an employee revolt. Read story
How Hard Could It Be?: Thanks or No Thanks
A young employee came up with an idea that added a million dollars to our bottom line. How do we reward him for the contribution? Do we even have to? Read story
Following the Talent
Business: Maker of retirement plan processing software
Locations: Birmingham, Ala.; Chicago; and Boston
Playing a Waiting Game
In these days of painful labor shortages, growing companies need nothing less than a grand master of recruiting to hire the best programmers. So believes ... Read story
Get With the Programmers
Can Linux really take on Microsoft's Windows? Our man in the Valley risked possible sunburn and certain embarrassment to find out. Read story
High-tech Industry Turns To Retirees
"There has always been the assumption that when people leave the work force they want to sever all connections with their jobs," says Robert Zager, vice-p... Read story
Reprogramming the Company
A close-up study of how a company brought in its own expert to upgrade its system, and what that was like. Read story
The Internet: Choose Experts Cautiously
A CEO tells of his problems setting up an Internet site and what he plans to do now. Read story
Microsoft Releases .NET Micro Framework 2.0 Service Pack 1
Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) this week announced the availability of Service Pack 1 (SP1) for the Microsoft .NET Micro Framework 2.0, featuring new... Read story
What's Next: Software for Non-Dummies
Integrating new applications can be easy, if you let it be. Read story
How Hard Could it Be?: Glory Days
As Bill Gates retires, our columnist recalls what it was like to work for the world's most successful entrepreneur Read story
Working with Student Contractors
You can obtain professional-quality Web work at low cost by working with college students. Students have acquired many of the design or programming... Read story
Free Software
Company sells list of software programs available free from the government. Read story
Ensim Launches Saas Development Kit
New tools for independent software vendors Read story
Sharing What You've Customized
Off-the-shelf software programs often just don't do the trick. A company has tomake an investment ? either by hiring consultants or by devoting personnel ... Read story
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