Are you a part of a company that suffers from "The Lizard Brain" when it comes to software development.  Obviously, there are many things that can delay the delivery of a new piece of software, a version release or even an idea.  But, are your deadlines being missed because of these many things or just one?

I found this video that portrays the client vendor relationship from an interesting perspective and it's pretty funny.  igNew is fortunate in that we haven't had to deal with very many of these situations because all our cost and potential cost is discussed up front before we start on a project.  Take a look!

Client Vendor Relationships in the Software Development World.

Usually towards the end of a long day, when Justice League igNew is experiencing scope creep, one of us will poke Dave (our Flash) with the idea that Facebook is a great business model.  It's pointed out that Facebook is able to capture the attention of 200 million viewers worldwide and that is just a phenomenal thing.  And as expected, Flash will begin to point out that Facebook may be able to generate a large amount of revenue each year but they are still not making money.  Flash won't be sold on Facebook's model until the company starts to make money.  His thought, "Who cares how many people show up to your lemonade stand, if you don't charge them anything?"  We all agree with Flash on this but it is fun to watch get fired up.  However, our mostly friendly banter brings up a good topic of discussion, how does one measure the level of success of a social media site like Facebook and how could that impact other web based businesses in measuring their success?