Thank you for helping us make 2008 a great year. We want to take the time to acknowledge our friends, family and customers for the dedication and support you’ve given us. Enjoy the holidays! We’ll see you in 2009. The Seilevel Team
It seems that we have an official tradition here at Seilevel. Every year, we like to spread a little SeiCheer with our medley of holiday requirements songs. If you enjoy these, you can go back to see the 2007 songs and 2006 songs. Expert SME is Comin’ To Town You better watch out You better [...]
We are certainly living in interesting times, and according to conventional wisdom, it is a curse to live in interesting times. Changes in our world happen almost overnight, from the political to the geographic to the financial. Pundits, pollsters and prophets may disagree on many things, but for now, most agree that the global financial [...]
Question: Julia from New York asks, “How do you handle cultural differences across global teams?” Answer: Thanks for the question, Julia. Various regions may have different culturally accepted behaviors, but remember that this does not mean that their requirements are less important. Hear them out. Figure out how they communicate and work with them in [...]
We have been using Borland’s CaliberRM for awhile now. Overall I really like the tool, but as I mentioned in another blog post there are definitely some issues. We tend to not let the user population and management have direct access which means that we have to be able to generate output in a variety [...]
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