The Enterprise Spectator
Frank S. ScavoSince 2002, providing independent analysis of issues and trends in enterprise technology with a critical analysis of the marketplace.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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EU Forces Change on SAP, But What About Other Vendors?
On July 6, SAP came to an agreement with the European Commission to restructure its on-premises software maintenance and support (M&S) agreements. And, not just for Europe. For its entire customer base worldwide.
Hopefully, the EC won’t st...
Best Practices in Giving Feedback
In a recent post, I discussed receiving feedback as a key factor in our personal and professional growth. Now, let’s look at the other side: How to deliver feedback in a way that makes it easier for the recipient to benefit from it.
When w...
A Framework for Understanding Ourselves and Others
Over the past few years, I have been sharing lessons learned from my long career in enterprise technology. These include the frameworks and methodologies that I’ve found most useful.
But these best practices are not just about how to do th...
The Gift of Feedback
One of the keys to personal and professional growth is how we handle feedback. A person who knows how to receive honest feedback will become a better person. A workplace or a team that has a culture of giving and receiving honest feedback i...
Avoiding Technical Bankruptcy in Legacy Systems
Over the past 30 years, one of my most popular posts was on the issue of what I call “technical bankruptcy.” This post is a refresh of that 2017 post, including an interview I did on the subject along with a link to the full research report...
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Covering issues and trends in enterprise technology, including lessons learned from a career of over 50 years. Co-founder of management consulting firm Strativa and former owner of research firm Computer Economics, both of which I sold in 2020.
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