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Monthly Archives: June 2006

Don’t let uncontrolled changes derail your project

Monday, June 26, 2006

Changes are dangerous. It’s often very easy to loosely describe a change in just a few sentences which, if implemented, would require an enormous effort (and a lot more detailed description). The sales people and product managers still need to figure out what the client needs, but in order to make an informed decision about [...]

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“Not Invented Here” Syndrome

Sunday, June 11, 2006

“Not Invented Here” syndrome (NIH syndrome) is a name given to a common type of organizational culture where people intentionally avoid research or innovations that were not developed within the organization. When faced with a problem, the people in the organization will typically reject a solution that is known to have worked elsewhere in the [...]

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