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Not just your culture either The vendor s culture actually matters Compatibility is the issue This is by no means a trivial issue Of course you have to do your due diligence when it comes to the vendor Are they stable financially What kind of track record do they have What kind of references besides the ones that you ve been given can you examine But they are your partners not just a client They are coming to your company and you are paying them to develop, install, and configure a system that can be the foundation for the growth or the engine for the demise of your business That s a big deal, isn t it If you don t think it is, sell this book to someone, because you really don t get it and are not reading too carefully If you ve gotten this far, it s way too late to return it Think of it this way There is a contract signed that is based on a statement of work that has been mutually agreed upon by you and your partner vendor What if something goes wrong Are you going to get into the they did it blame game to cover your butt Maybe But the reality is that it would be much better if the partner vendor and you were able to work together to solve the problem without pointing fingers which get chopped off before they become property in lawsuits In order for you to trust the vendor to be a partner in a crisis, you need to trust them before the contract and statement of work are drawn up and agreed upon How do you go about finding out if you and your partner-to-be are compatible Here are a few steps: 1 Talk to customers who had implementation problems that worked with the prospective vendor.

Small is beautiful. Make each program do one thing well. Build a prototype as soon as possible. Choose portability over efficiency. Store numerical data in flat ASCII files. Use software leverage to your advantage. Avoid captive user interfaces. Make every program a filter.

2 You want to implement WLAN client devices using the fastest bus speed possible Which device type will you select A USB 11 B PCI C PCI Express D CF

2 Visit the prospective vendor s offices in the locales where you ll be working with them or their headquarters if they don t have a local office 3 See how open they are about what they can and can t do, how they would deal with issues, and their financials Find out if they are willing to admit mistakes

An example demonstrates these traits. Imagine you wish to write a program that counts the number of lines in a project s C source files and displays the total number of lines. Further, imagine that the project directory contains two subdirectories, each of which contains project code. Tasks include finding all source files ending in .c under the project directory, counting the number of lines in each source file, summing the source lines, and printing the result. One approach is to write a single program that performs all the tasks. The program would contain code, possibly structured as functions or classes, which handles each task. Although this is a perfectly legitimate design, it is not the way most UNIX users would attack the problem. A UNIX design would be based on a collection of small, simple programs linked together to collectively solve the problem. New code would be written only if a link in the chain did not already exist. This goes hand in hand with making every program a filter programs do not know whether their input is coming from a user or another program, nor should they care whether the user, or still another program, is using their results. To find the source files, you could use the find command; to count the lines, and the wc command. To connect to commands, you use a pipe.14 Using two commands and a pipe, you can solve without writing any new code. Here is the command to perform the task:

C is correct PCI Express is faster than any of the other bus types listed A, B, and D are incorrect PCI is faster than CF or USB 11, but PCI Express is faster than PCI

The same characteristics that the social customer demands of you now authenticity and trust are exactly what you should be demanding of your prospective vendor I ve just touched on the technical, operational, and cultural issues for vendor selection I m going to let Bruce Culbert give you the lowdown on how to go about it and give you a much deeper picture of what your concerns should be

3 USB wireless devices come in two major form factors One is a cabled wireless device that sits on the desk and has a positional antenna that can be moved and angled in different ways What is the other form factor A Converter dongle to connect to Mini-PCI B Pigtail converter to connect to Compact Flash C Thumb-type connector D Battery pack sized connector