That Sinking Software Feeling

Posted by Robert Merrill on September 9, 2008 under Software-Intensive Businesses | Be the First to Comment

Hooray! I’m published on the Wisconsin Technology Network (WTN!) Read That Sinking Software Feeling.

They didn’t publish the picture of the leaky boat with the auger sharks, so here it is:

Metaphor for a sinking Software-Intensive Business, showing water in the boat, holes in the hull, and auger sharks in the water.

This is the first of a planned series of six articles about software for non-software executives.

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