Read Matthew 22: 23 – 40 In the reading, it was stated that the Sadducees claimed that there is no resurrection. They tried to trap Jesus in his own words by asking Him who rightfully owns that woman who was seven times marries (on different occasions)...

Let’s face it, it is indeed difficult to handle an IT project. So many matters to consider like schedule to meet, budget allocation, constant inquiries from stakeholders, team to manage, constant changes, etc. Due to the complexity of an IT project, man...

Read Matthew 22: 23 - 40 In the reading, it was stated that the Sadducees claimed that there is no resurrection. They tied to trap Jesus in His own words by asking Him who rightfully owns the woman who was seven times married on different occasions to ...

Before, whenever a developer is tasked to perform programming or coding, he immediately would jump to it, start programming with or without full knowledge of what the system would look like, how the features are arranged, etc. It is probably okay only if ...

The Pharisees were against paying taxes to Caesar. In Rome, Caesar was considered a deity or divine god to the Romans. If the Pharisees will pay taxes to Caesar, then it is like they are accepting or paying homage to a god – an unwanted god! On the othe...

When my team had an IT project to do during our college days, we used a very important document to help us get started during the initial stages of the project. We used a document called Project Development Plan (PDP) as guide. It is adapted from the IEE...

In a project, there are so many factors to consider like cost, time, quality product, etc. But, the top three ever-present factors in a project that need to be considered are Cost, Scope and Time. These three are also the constraints in Project Management...

Why do we have to plan and manage IT projects? Why bother at all considering the fact that many clients eventually accept whatever the resulting software may be? Why bother at all since time is precious in building the systems rather than planning systems...