Bringing “the Scottish Play” Back to Where It Belongs: Justin Kurzel’s Macbeth (2015)

Bringing It All Together: Bedside to Bench and Back Again.

It backsourcing: from 'make or buy' to 'bringing it back in-house'

Since the early 1990's, IT outsourcing has become a popular strategy with contracts valued at billions of Euro, and durations ranging from five to ten years. Stories in the computing and business press together with reports of analyses by consultants highlight that during the lifetime of some contracts, organisations have reconsidered their original decision to outsource. With this rethink, the...

Bringing back the AI to AI & ED

The field of AI & Education has been distancing itself from artificial intelligence. This is unfortunate, as AI can contribute greatly to the design of intelligent learning environments (ILE). AI allows the use of more complex models of student behavior, and has the potential to decrease the cost and complexity of building instruction systems. Furthermore, ILE’s can be made more adaptive in the...

UpperWare: Bringing Resources Back to the Systemy

If we expect the computer to vanish in the background, to make pervasive computing a reality, first we must be able to provide the illusion that all the user’s computers, devices, and applications are part of a greater, virtual, computer. In order to build such a virtual computer, resources must be provided with a portable programmatic interface to interact with programs running on top of curre...

Bringing IT Back Home: Developing Capacity for Change

IT outsourcing is a common means of meeting internal organizational IT needs today. Gartner Dataquest estimated that worldwide IT outsourcing will grow to $255 billion in 2008. Perhaps surprisingly, given its popularity, IT outsourcing has a high failure rate. When outsourcing relationships fail, organizations are forced to make costly changes to their sourcing strategy. One strategy is to brin...