Peter Giblett has been contributing to a wide range of discussions on best practices used within Information Technology and within the business community.

Best Practice is an idea that there is a method, process, activity, incentive or reward that is more effective at delivering a particular outcome than other techniques, methods, processes, etc.. Proper processes, with correct testing methods will produce the most effective results. With information Technology best practice doctrines have changed over time, and will continue to do so.

Peter has experience enhancing best practice rules over many years for software development organizations and has contributed to discussions in various areas with the intent to enhance the best practices of today. Some best practice bodies that are worthy of further investigation include:

This page presents links to various on-line articles written by Peter. With the number of new technologies being conceived today it is important to have people that are able to respond to new ideas and differentiate the good from the bad.

• biepm.com has published Peter’s Data Mastering White Paper July 2008.
• CIO Perspectives has published many articles about Business, Social Media, and IT strategy.

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