The transformation to the virtual cloud Enterprise (ii)
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Operations as a Service and the Cloud Enterprise
Preparing the up and coming virtual cloud Enterprise
Preparing the up
Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
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Operations as a Service and the Cloud Enterprise
Preparing the up and coming virtual cloud Enterprise
Preparing the up
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Operations as a Service and the Cloud Enterprise
With OaaS (Operations as a Service), the enterprise outsources today its operation functions in the value chain (SCOR: Source, Make, Deliver).
Many enterprises have since lon…
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Preparing the up and coming virtual cloud Enterprise
Operations as a Service and the Cloud Enterprise
Here are the key steps the EA has to perform to support the enterpris
While the service paradigm is taking over the enterprise IT now (see this), the concept has since long existed in economies of the past and society. As a result, a society was organised at one time in trade guilds that specialised and gu…
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The path to the virtual cloud Enterprise is paved by the Digital evolution
SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) was once declared dead because it was associated to a software design paradigm using the now defunct SOAP protocol.
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According to Gartner
“By 2020, a corporate “no-cloud” policy will be as rare as a “no-internet” policy is today, Cloud-first, and even cloud-only, is replacing the defensive no-cloud stance that dominated many large providers in recent years. Toda…
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The evolution toward the virtual cloud Enterprise and the need to architect it upfront (viii)
The Virtual Enterprise and the Cloud merge to form the virtual cloud Enterp
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The Virtual Enterprise and the Cloud merge to form the virtual cloud Enterprise (vii)
How does the Cloud benefit the enterprise (vi)
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How does the Cloud benefit the enterprise (vi)
The rise of the Cloud that moves the IT out of the enterprise (v)
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The rise of the Cloud that moves the IT out of the enterprise (v)
Still, most enterprises are not in the business of IT (iv)