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Ed Yourdon 
Internationally recognized consultant, lecturer, and author or co-author of more than 25 books, including Managing High-Intensity Internet Projects, Death March, and The Rise and Resurrection of the American Programmer. Widely known as the lead developer of structured analysis design methods in the 1970’s and the popular Coad/Yourdon object-oriented methodology in the early 1990’s, he has been inducted into the Computer Hall of Fame along with such notables as Charles Babbage, Seymour Cray, James Martin, Grace Hopper, Gerald Weinberg and Bill Gates.
Category: Online Technologies, e-Business
Interviews with Ed Yourdon»See all
Technology innovations have given small businesses an advantage in the marketplace. Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how small businesses are gaining an advantage over big business because of incrementalized technology.
Is the U.S. in a full-fledged tech security war with China? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the online security issues all business leaders have to deal with, including the online hacking war China is waging on the U.S.
How do you decide whose technology to use in your business? Ed Yourdon joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how business are dealing with the decision of when to use company technology and when to use that of employees.
Books by Ed Yourdon
Historically, all software projects have involved a certain degree of risk and pressure -- but many of the projects in today's chaotic business environment involve such intense pressure that they are referred to colloquially as "death-march" projects. While the corporate goal of such projects is to overcome impossible odds and achieve miracles, the personal goal of the project manager and team members often shrinks down to mere survival: keeping one's job, maintaining some semblance of a relationship with one's spouse and children, and avoiding a heart attack or ulcer. This new and thoroughly-updated edition of Ed Yourdon's book takes into account many of the changes that have taken place in the more than six years since the publication of the first edition.
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