Posts Tagged ‘irise’

I can not remember the last time I’ve been in a conversation with a customer about a project that didn’t involve some sort of mobile component.  It’s no surprise that everyone wants mobile and the majority of those people actually need it.  We have found that using iRise, through Enterprise Visualization methodologies, have allowed us […]

Recently I’ve been working on many  Microsoft SharePoint 2010 projects.  One thing that always comes up is determining whether it’s custom work or “out-of-the-box”.  This is often a difficult question to answer, since nothing is really out-of-the-box, but rather configured.  Custom work is much easier to discuss and identify.  Two recent projects I’ve had the privilege to […]

Many of you have experienced the wonder of the written word.  You ask a question, the client says something which no one understands, you write it down and everyone agrees to it.  Several months later, you deliver something and it was not what they wanted.  Agile methodologies like SCRUM can get you part way there […]

When you start work on your latest project, chances are that you will spend a large amount of time trying to make sure you understand what the business wants.  It will most likely involve mockups of some sort.  Here’s the old way of doing things: Use Visio for a snapshot in time approach.  It can […]