Articles in the SOA Category
SOA – Maturity is Key Presentation, EDUCAUSE Enteprise 2009Posted in Academia, Enterprise Architecture, Featured, JimPhelps, Presentations, SOA, Work on 21 May 2009
My presentation on SOA in the Enterprise – Maturity is Key has been posted in a couple of places.
First, on the EDUCAUSE site:
EDUCAUSE – Enterprise 2009 Site
and at Slideshare.net:
Soa Maturity is the Key
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Posted in Academia, Enterprise Architecture, IT Architecture, SOA, Work on 19 June 2008
Dave Gimpl: Computing as a Service
Infrastructure for vaporware. They are working on the infrastructure that enables cloud-computing.
Challenges in the data center: rising costs of the operations, the explosion of data, the difficulty of deploying new application and services, the difficulty in managing complex virtual machine systems. When you map the business processes, they map [...]
Posted in Academia, Enterprise Architecture, IT Architecture, JimPhelps, SOA, Work on 19 June 2008
R.L. Bob doing the introduction:
Advanced CAMP could mean to some people the advanced topics beyond just the basics. Bob likes to think of it as the Advance Camp out in the wilderness where you are more likely to get caught in a blizzard, get shot and generally face the wilderness.
The theme that came out [...]
Posted in IT Architecture, ITANA, SOA, The Open Group on 28 January 2008
The panel is reitteratng that you cannot buy SOA in a box. It is an architecture, a long term process and transformation of the enterprise. It is beyond the scope and capability of the I.T. folks but really has to come from business leaders – the C-Level executives.
What impact with the economic downturn [...]
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