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On Being A Technology Change Agent

On Being A Technology Change Agent

by Andrew S. Baker | Sep 12, 2007 | Career Management, Strategy, Technology

As I think about it, the title is probably misleading, because being a Technology Manager with change-agent responsibility is not the same as being a Technology Change Agent. In my particular case, I’m not looking to change the technology, necessarily.  In...
The Business-Focused Technologist

The Business-Focused Technologist

by Andrew S. Baker | Jan 22, 2007 | Career Management, Strategy, Technology

These days, you can find a whole lot of discourse in both technology and business periodicals, on the need for technologists to be able to interface with the business, and not just operate a stereotypical geeks in a backroom or basement somewhere.  In many ways,...
Change Management: Are You in Control?

Change Management: Are You in Control?

by Andrew S. Baker | Nov 21, 2006 | Corporate Culture, IT Operations, Strategy

This month in CIO Magazine is a very interesting article on Change Management which points out that truly innovative companies value discipline as much, if not more, than they do freedom and flexibility of execution. And the difference between...
Who is Clueless about Technology?

Who is Clueless about Technology?

by Andrew S. Baker | Oct 30, 2006 | Corporate Culture, Strategy, Technology

An article I read on ZDNet this week laments that fact that politicians as a group are woefully clueless about technology issues, yet keep pressing ahead with projects that are highly dependent on technology such as National ID programs. As some of the...
The Joys of Project Management!

The Joys of Project Management!

by Andrew S. Baker | Oct 30, 2006 | Humor, Strategy, Technology

I just saw this comic strip on project management, and it brought tears to my eyes…
Security: Product vs People and Process

Security: Product vs People and Process

by Andrew S. Baker | Oct 20, 2006 | Policies and Procedures, Security, Strategy

One of the hardest concepts to emphasize concerning Information Security is that people and processes are more critical to your overall security posture than products are.   That is not to say that products are unimportant. Certainly, any deficiency in one of the...
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