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Techies must rebrand themselves as 'integral'
News IT professionals still seen as personnel who serve other departments, rather than as an integral part of the business, notes IASA CEO.
Tags: Organizational structure, Personnel management, Workforce, IT Professional, Malaysia, CIO, CEO, revenue, finance, Edwin Yapp
IASA taps on govt muscle in Asia
News By recruiting politicians as patrons for its chapters in the region, the International Association of Software Architects eyes more open doors.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, Software, IT Governance, Government, Chapter, Philippines, Asia-Pacific, Software Architects Inc., Europe, Malaysia
Build, not test for, quality in code
News Ensuring quality early in the application development process can save precious time and money on software debugging, say industry watchers.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Services, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Security, SOA, India, Software Architects Inc., Gartner Inc., software, software development
Companies clueless about software architecture
News IT project failures can be prevented, if only businesses realize the benefit of having blueprints, says software industry association IASA.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, Software engineering/development, Professional Development
New taxonomy to define IT architect skills
News Software industry body conceives new taxonomy library as the base of a complete IT architect certification program.
Tags: Infrastructure/architecture management, IT training, Communication skills
Developers fear revenue loss over security
News Application development firms are more worried about the loss of income than increased security risks when apps are not managed properly, finds new survey.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Network security, Security applications/tools, Security implementation/standards, Security Management, SMB, Security, India, Revenue Loss, PreEmptive Solutions
