What Could Go Wrong: Part III
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By David Paul Kuhn. By Dick Meyer. By Dotty Lynch. By Bob Schieffer. (CBS) Galvanized by the 2000 recount and this year&#39;s close race, the presidential campaigns, their national parties and several
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By Gene Austin  Q: A few years ago, the pressure regulator valve on our main water line failed and some water pipes in our home burst, causing considerable damage. We have a new valve but I worry about it failing also.
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In a new post to his blog today, Stuart Herbert continues the theme he started in a previous post about a business case for PHP. In this new entry, he shares some things he's done to further the effort.   To turn this from an idea into reality, I've setup a Google group where anyone who is interested can join in, and help build this resource. Please come along with your ideas and concerns, and let's see what we can achieve together.   He also suggests some "first steps" to get the ball rolling, namely a list of topics the business case needs to cover.
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QUESTION: I&#39;ve been trying to avoid artificial sweeteners, so I&#39;ve been buying regular soft drinks. Now I hear that they can lead to diabetes.
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Sometimes, a thing looks too bad to be true.
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What we avoid in Hidden Gems and why we avoid it.
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What you don't know can hurt your portfolio.
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The Zend Developer Zone has posted the latest episode of their PHP Abstract podcast today - this time, it's hosted by Cal Evans himself and talks about ways to kill a software project.   We use the analogy "train wreck" for so many things including software development projects gone horribly wrong. I've managed my share of development projects both successful and failures in the past 20 years. Along the I've learned a lot about what it takes to succeed and what it take to fail when building software. Many good books out there will show you how to succeed few have dared to tackle the subject of how to fail. So today I'm going to step out on a limb and do just that.   You can either subscribe to the feed and have the show brought to your front door or you can choose one of two alternate methods - listen right on the page in the embedded player or just download the show on its own and sit back and enjoy some great PHP content.
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This book attempts to demolish the notion that ''new is better.&quot; For the most part, it succeeds. Sergio Zyman and coauthor Armin A. Brott build a solid foundation for their argument that innovation can be disastrous for the bottom line. Innovation is like a sugar high, they say -- a quick fix that just doesn't work.
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Blog: Problems with technology could be random. Or, they could be because of Mercury in retrograde
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Every company has problems. Here's how to profit from them.
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A case in which being too buff can lead to a serious problem.
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Europe's proposed satellite-navigation system is in danger of running into further delays and cost overruns.
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Blog: Industry leaders are worried that evolving technology may be getting a bad rap.
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Blog: Problems with technology could be random. Or, they could be because of Mercury in Retrograde
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The risk of permanent data loss is a growing problem for organizations as the degree of interdependency between systems increases. The risk to revenue and reputation from an extended outage is real. Learn how these consequences can be avoided with a three-node disaster recovery topology.
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Secretarys PC wont boot up, and the reason is clear from the error message: bad RAM. Pilot fish tells her to send it back for a fix, but her manager has a different idea. ...