Predicting Your Firm’s Future with Least Squares, Part II
Linear least squares lets you find the line that best fits a set of data points but sometimes the points don’t lie along a line. The second part of this
Linear least squares lets you find the line that best fits a set of data points but sometimes the points don’t lie along a line. The second part of this
Information technology projects aren’t slowing down just because the economy tanked — only IT budgets. Everywhere you turn, businesses are facing serious challenges that require a fresh look at how
This is a continuation of my previous article about RESTful web services, “There is REST for the Weary Developer.” This article explains a proof of concept for implementing a REST
Getting an idea from conception to implementation can be a disheartening experience in any company. I’ve seen good ideas go unrealized not so much due to resistance in the enterprise,
Would you like a free, powerful server for a year to develop an application that could make you money while possibly creating a few jobs? What’s not to like, right?
Forbes released its annual list of the world’s billionaires Thursday, and technology companies are well represented, even though Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates is no longer the world’s richest person.That honor
If you do a little planning, it’s easy to gather information about a business’s past performance. You can easily track web site hits, retail sales, software downloads, or enrollment in
Agile has established itself as one of the premier approaches to developing software — justifiably so, for many good reasons. It provides a flexible framework for helping teams maintain a
It used to be, within most organizations or enterprises, that data existed in a box. That box may have been a file system containing a repository of word processing files