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Volume 50, Issue 1January 2007The patent holder's dilemma: buy, sell, or troll?
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DEPARTMENT: News track
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News track
DEPARTMENT: Forum
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Forum
COLUMN: The business of software
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Agile…and offshore

An interview with a new paradigm.

COLUMN: Staying connected
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Shannon's eleven

Top tech trends to watch in 2007.

COLUMN: Viewpoint
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Slanty design

This new take on usability yields desirable (and the absence of undesirable) user behavior,even as it furthers grander corporate goals.

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ACM Annual Report for FY06
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The patent holder's dilemma: buy, sell, or troll?

The current patent process in many ways works against IT innovation by making the road to realization too dispiriting for today's independent inventors.

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Semantic matching across heterogeneous data sources

Discovering semantic correspondences is the key to semantic integration of data sources and ultimately to data integration across disparate databases.

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Success factors for implementing global information systems

Before taking on global systems, project managers must conduct a proper process analysis and educatetop management, as well as end users.In today's globalized business environment, firms must learn to manage increasingly complex networks of subsidiaries,...

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Intra-organizational perspectives on IT-enabled supply chains

Aligning technology decisions with relevant organizational practices and policies.

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Who should test whom?

Examining the use and abuse of personality tests in software engineering.

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What subjects and skills are important for software developers?

A small survey of Finnish IT professionals, academics, and students has important implications for computer science degree programs.

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Increased security through open source

It may seem counterintuitive, but going "open" all the way offers the most security.

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Computing versus human thinking

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