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Architecting for Fitness using Complex Adaptive Systems

September 14, 2010 by Alan Hakimi

Fitness of complex adaptive systems (CAS) is an area of research that I have been studying over the last few years, specifically how these systems are structured and how they behave.   
One of the characteristics of a CAS …

Categories Architecture, complex adaptive systems, design, fitness, healthy Tags emergence

Architecting for Fitness using Complex Adaptive Systems

September 14, 2010 by Alan Hakimi

Fitness of complex adaptive systems (CAS) is an area of research that I have been studying over the last few years, specifically how these systems are structured and how they behave.   
One of the characteristics of a CAS …

Categories Architecture, complex adaptive systems, design, fitness, healthy Tags emergence

The over-reaction architecture governance anti-pattern

June 29, 2010 by Alan Inglis

There are a couple of avoidable behaviors that architects sometimes adopt that generally annoy project teams. 
The first is “nick picking” – identifying an apparent issue and then drilling down into it to minute detail.  It …

Categories #eavoices, Behaviour, design, Governance, Solution Architecture Tags #eavoices

The over-reaction architecture governance anti-pattern

June 29, 2010 by Alan Inglis

There are a couple of avoidable behaviors that architects sometimes adopt that generally annoy project teams. 
The first is “nick picking” – identifying an apparent issue and then drilling down into it to minute detail.  It …

Categories Behaviour, design, Governance, Solution Architecture

Pleonasm: Qu’est-ce que c’est Enterprise Architecture

April 21, 2010 by Ric Phillips

Managers do not need enterprise architects to talk like them, they need us to talk to them. Recently I received a link to a challenge on LinkedIn, posted by Kevin Smith, to describe the purpose of enterprise architecture in the 160 characters allowed …

Categories communication, design, Enterprise Architecture, Jargon Tags Practice

Missing the Point: There is a lesson for all IT in the iPad’s Design.

January 28, 2010 by Ric Phillips

Technology that asserts itself over the purpose for which it was designed, … and needs to be configured, managed, and optimised will be its own anti-pattern. We want … ‘invisible’ technology and … immediate and direct exp…

Categories Apple, computing, design, Enterprise Architecture, User Experience Tags ipad

Picking up the pieces…

October 20, 2009 by Alan Inglis

Thank you to Karen Lopez for finding and praising a blog post by Anith Sen.  He writes about database design errors, Karen disagrees with some of Anith’s conclusions in her blog which goes to illustrate that design is a mix of art and science…

Categories #eavoices, data management, design, Solution Architecture Tags #eavoices

Picking up the pieces…

October 20, 2009 by Alan Inglis

Thank you to Karen Lopez for finding and praising a blog post by Anith Sen.  He writes about database design errors, Karen disagrees with some of Anith’s conclusions in her blog which goes to illustrate that design is a mix of art and science…

Categories data management, design, Solution Architecture

Vive la différence…

October 10, 2009 by Alan Inglis

Tom Graves has summarised the differing roles of architects and designers in his blog What’s the difference between architecture and design?.  It is an ongoing irritation to me that the two are confused.  This not only devalues both dis…

Categories #eavoices, design, Enterprise Architecture, Solution Architecture Tags #eavoices, career

Vive la différence…

October 10, 2009 by Alan Inglis

Tom Graves has summarised the differing roles of architects and designers in his blog What’s the difference between architecture and design?.  It is an ongoing irritation to me that the two are confused.  This not only devalues both dis…

Categories design, Enterprise Architecture, Solution Architecture Tags career
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