Every company, large or small, needs to choose software, and the bigger the company, the more complex the exercise. Some have internal tools and processes to help narrow down the list of possible ...

Selecting software is a critical decision with significant implications. Evaluations limited to function and cost are insufficient given the financial and organizational investment. Assessing ...

Organizations spend millions of dollars selecting and implementing the wrong software, for all the wrong reasons, all of the time. To illustrate, a study done earlier this year by The Standish Group ...

ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. An ERP system is the heart of a company. It contains all the important components and function blocks that a company needs to provide its services. In ...

If software is eating the world, as Marc Andreessen wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed nearly 10 years ago, companies can’t afford to get their software selection wrong. Yet Aperture, a strategy ...

Software component selection and decision-making are critical processes in modern software engineering, particularly within the framework of Component‐Based Software Engineering (CBSE). The approach ...