Reality: everything needs replacing eventually
preserving data and systems integrity
The temptation to avoid a discretionary iT upgrade can be overwhelming, because we are conditioned to believe: if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it. Of course, skipping the odd hardware or software generation, or two, is not a bad strategy if you need to save precious time and money, by not upgrading systems that [...] The Myth:
Reality: the marketplace drives vendor consolidation the impact of vendor and product consolidation
software quality and integrity
Good developers understand the importance of building quality and functionality into a robust first release, while others regard version one simply as a public extension of the beta testing process; their strategy being: ship early/ often and fix on fail. The obvious weakness in such [...] |
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