Here in Boston, I've been writing a paper describing how packaged solutions can improve enterprise software implementations and reduce failures. It's an important topic about which you will hear lots more during 2011.
Here in Boston, I've been writing a paper describing how packaged solutions can improve enterprise software implementations and reduce failures. It's an important topic about which you will hear lots more during 2011.
Meanwhile, I stepped outside during last night's blizzard, and snapped this photograph of a lone bicycle rider in the snow. Hope you enjoy the holidays!
Photo by Michael Krigsman
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