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  1. Classic patterns in disputed IT project: Hertz v. Accenture
  2. Neverending Story pattern: School District ERP system late, over-budget
  3. Minnesota DMV software project: Faulty Towers/Neverending Story patterns
  4. The Meltdown/Spectre CPU bugs: a dramatic global case of the “Unintended Consequences” pattern [UPDATED 4/4/18]
  5. IT Snapshot: Chapter 1 of “The Mythical Man-Month”
  6. More Self-Driving Car Trade Secret Fallout — Waymo v. Uber
  7. Post-mortem of large IT failure in Scotland
  8. Telsa alleges theft of intellectual property
  9. Another $1 billion troubled system project
  10. BanxCorp v. Costco et al. — Can you copyright the result of a calculation?
  11. UK Universal Credit project — complete write-off of code?
  12. An approach to software release
  13. The flip site of government IT failures: the contractors
  14. Another ‘flash rise’ due to algorithmic trading
  15. Why government IT projects are so prone to failure or overruns
  16. Patterns of failure: how LucasArts fell apart
  17. The rise of the machines: annals in high-speed trading
  18. £10 billion ($16 billion) IT failure — yep, it’s the UK again
  19. An IT success, albeit an expensive one
  20. Possible £200 million writeoff for Universal Credit — septic code problem?
  21. What is it with DMV projects?
  22. $1 billion example of the Thermocline of Truth
  23. From the UK yet again: a quietly devastating expert report
  24. More IT failure news from England
  25. Entrenchment of bad technology: the London Metropolitan Police Department
  26. Why Ballmer Failed
  27. The Gartner Hype Cycle (2013)
  28. RISE: Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams (DeMarco & Lister, 1987)
  29. The predictable struggles of the Windows Surface RT tablet
  30. Why is software project estimation so often wrong?
  31. Giving forensic experts a bad name
  32. Weighing in on Project Orca
  33. RISE: The Mythical Man-Month (Frederick P. Brooks, Jr., 1975/1995)
  34. RISE: The Psychology of Computer Programming (Gerald M. Weinberg, 1971/1998)
  35. Readings in Software Engineering (RISE): a new series of posts
  36. So long, Steve, and Godspeed.
  37. The need for e-discovery tools
  38. But, wait! (More on SSDs and e-discovery)
  39. “The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood ” — a review by Freeman Dyson
  40. E-discovery and solid-state drives (SSDs)