Peter DeJager

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Thinking Beyond The Bottom Line

Peter DeJager - August 31, 2002

With the volatility of today

Why are We Failing at Change?

Peter DeJager - August 31, 2002

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of books, seminars and other resources available on the issue of organizational change. Despite this overabundance of knowledge, we

Backing Up Your Ethics

Peter DeJager - August 31, 2002

If someone shreds a file but we still have a backup copy, has an unethical corporate act taken place? This isn

Stop annoying your audience

Peter DeJager - July 11, 2002

Sooner or later in any career, perhaps especially in IT, you're going tonhave to stand up in front of an audience and give a presentation - so do itnright.

Good Things On Small Packages

Peter DeJager - June 30, 2002

Ever since the very first known inventory lists were pressed into clay tablets 5,300 years ago in the city of Uruk, Iraq, businesses have had a single goal

Version-less software not so simple

Peter DeJager - June 13, 2002

Anyone who makes a living at the fine art of fixing computer problems knows that verifying version numbers is the most crucial stepntowards finding a solution.

Backing Up Your Ethics

Peter DeJager - May 31, 2002

If someone shreds a file but we still have a backup copy, has an unethical corporate act taken place.

Look Ma! No keyboard

Peter DeJager - May 2, 2002

Sometimes it

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