Posts by: Pat Shepherd

BPM Process Accelerator Packs – Update

There are 3 BPM Process Accelerator Packs available now (Accelerator Packs Available ) as discssed in my earlier post: https://blogs.oracle.com/enterprisearchitecture/entry/bpm_process_accelerator_packs There is a new and very useful white paper on BPM/Accelerator best practices at: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bpm/learnmore/processaccelbestpracticeswhitepaper-1708910.pdf Thought I'd post that as the topic is…

Mobileize Your Business Process Applications

Mobileize Your BPM Applications Recently, there has been a lot more talk about mobilizing corporate applications.  One of the customers that I work with wanted to know how they can mobilize their BPM applications.  There are a couple ways to do this. …

BPM Process Accelerator Packs

    Tools In as much as EA is about simplifying, streamlining and consolidating business processes, pre-built business processes can be very useful to lower the barriers to adoption of BPM-thinking.  That is to say, having the architecture and Business/IT allignment where the question asked…

Pats SOA Governance Perscription

  Just recently, I was asked to provide some advice to a customer on how to adopt SOA Governance, specifically the Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER), in a step-wise and rational way.  It seemed like sage enough advice to publish here Here is what…

Enterprise Architecture vs. SOA Architecture Part III

It's nice (and humbling) to know that people read one's blog.  I got a note from a reader that said: "I understand that SOA is more concerned with business services integration and EA is concerned with dealing with enterprise-level infrastructure and business…

Enterprise Architecture vs. SOA Architecture Part III

It's nice (and humbling) to know that people read one's blog.  I got a note from a reader that said: "I understand that SOA is more concerned with business services integration and EA is concerned with dealing with enterprise-level infrastructure and business…

Carpe Nube*

Enterprise Architecture is more important than ever with the increased adoption of Cloud Computing.  Most companies that I work with have a range of systems and initiatives that span the continuum of “must stay in house” to “this is best run in…

Carpe Nube*

Enterprise Architecture is more important than ever with the increased adoption of Cloud Computing.  Most companies that I work with have a range of systems and initiatives that span the continuum of “must stay in house” to “this is best run in…

Enterprise Architecture Tools; Another View

Eric Stephens, my friend, and fellow Oracle Enterprise Architect, recently blogged on the subject of “Tools of the Trade” of Enterprise Architecture.   I was invited to the same podcast as he was, but could not attend.  So, in absentia, I thought I’d…
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