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Christopher Bird What data do we use to make decisions? Do we rely on the most up to date information possible? Do we use rough approximations? How do we reason about our decision thinking. Taking a concrete example first, I will then look for further insights and, of …
What data do we use to make decisions? Do we rely on the most up to date information possible? Do we use rough approximations? How do we reason about our decision thinking. Taking a concrete example first, I will then look for further insights and, of …
This makes it sound as if requirements are like mushrooms in the forest – you take a small basket, go to some secret place and pick all the things that you hope are edible, bring them home, cook them, eat them and, you hope, not die of food poisoning.
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This makes it sound as if requirements are like mushrooms in the forest – you take a small basket, go to some secret place and pick all the things that you hope are edible, bring them home, cook them, eat them and, you hope, not die of food poisoning.B…
One of my earliest posts was entitled, “What can SOA learn from RDBMS?” In that posting I was arguing for “Event Triggers” that fire when “interesting” business objects change. Of course, “interesting” needs further definition and so for tha matter do…
One of my earliest posts was entitled, “What can SOA learn from RDBMS?” In that posting I was arguing for “Event Triggers” that fire when “interesting” business objects change. Of course, “interesting” needs further definition and so for tha matte…
In a series of interesting twitter posts @taotwit(Nigel Green), @erikproper, @oscarberg, @jdevoo have been discussing modelling Value – other than monetary value. In VPEC-T (modeling based on Values, Policy, Events, Contents and Trust) the abstract con…
In a series of interesting twitter posts @taotwit(Nigel Green), @erikproper, @oscarberg, @jdevoo have been discussing modelling Value – other than monetary value. In VPEC-T (modeling based on Values, Policy, Events, Contents and Trust) the abstract con…
Todd Biske, on his excellent Blog has offereed the imperative, “Let’s make 2011 the year of the event” That is a truly wonderful cause. I am shamelessly taking the idea and adding some of my own thinking here. I urge you to read Todd’s original post, …
Todd Biske, on his excellent Blog has offereed the imperative, “Let’s make 2011 the year of the event” That is a truly wonderful cause. I am shamelessly taking the idea and adding some of my own thinking here. I urge you to read Todd’s original po…
This post follows on from the introduction to thinking about time posted here.
In the previous post, I introduced a few of the nuanaces of time. It isn’t about the obvious things like format, timezone, precision, calendar, etc. Those are important and…
This post follows on from the introduction to thinking about time posted here.In the previous post, I introduced a few of the nuanaces of time. It isn’t about the obvious things like format, timezone, precision, calendar, etc. Those are important and c…