Technology Management Consulting Experts - Edgewater Technology (via Mowser)

Over at CIO Magazine, Bernard Golden recently published an update on Cloud Computing. In his list of the types of companies that can benefit substantially from computing in the cloud, he left off one situation that can reap tremendous benefits from this approach: newly acquired private equity portfolio companies that are being carved out from larger businesses.

The Key To Rapid M&A Transitions With A Lean It Operating Budget

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Project/ Program Management

Top 10 Do's for Successful Project Management

Top 10 Don'ts for Project/Program Management

Blogs

CTO Corner

David Clancey

From the Cloud to the Bunker, the Cold Splash of Reality

Cynicism aside, the world has changed.Â IT needs to focus on providing solid data and tools to aid in planning and budgeting for the company to move forward given the new reality.Â

Business Consulting

Stacey Cheese

Legacy Modernization: Don't forge a Jackson Pollock

This time it is even more fun: Jackson Pollock, creator of No. 5, the worldâ€™s most expensive piece of art is back alive and kicking creating wonderful deployment diagrams at an enterprise near you.Â

EPM/BAM/BI

Neil Downing

10 Things You Can Do Right Now to Improve Your Enterprise Business Intelligence (BI) Capabilities

Well, we actually ended up with twelve items, any one of which could fill a book or whitepaper and may be the subject of a future post.Â Â Â Â

Healthcare and Life Sciences

Martin Sizemore

ICD-10: Apocalypse or Advantage?

In 2011, per the mandate of Senate Bill 628, the United States will move from the ICD-9 coding system to ICD-10.Â Conservative estimates of the cost of switching to ICD-10 are $1.5 to $3.0 billion to the healthcare industry as a whole and nearly $70,000 for each doctorâ€™s practice.

Internet Commerce

Peter Mularien

Building a Collaborative Enterprise: Twitter (Part 1)

Twitter is a public, free microblogging service. It allows users to publish short â€” 140 characters or less â€” updates to anyone who chooses to listen (the Twitter term is â€œfollowâ€).

Ori Fishler

Web 2.0 for Insurance Questions and Answers

I wanted to follow-up the IsoTech08 conference and the talk I delivered there on Web 2.0 and Insurance withÂ answers toÂ a few questions that came from the audience. The full presentation slides are posted on slideshare: Web 2.0 in the Insurance Organization

Mergers & Acquisitions

Joanne Wortman

Keys to Successful Divestitures

Thereâ€™s no doubt about it. A well-crafted TSA (Transition Services Agreement) can make or break a divestiture. In a recent review, Deloitte describes some of the key elements of making a fast break.

Partners

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