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“Everyone in Government… promotes the concept of Government as a Platform (GaaP). A recent video issued by (Government Digital Service) GDS gives a high level view of GaaP and states:
We think there is a simpler, easier wa…
continuing.
“Everyone in Government… promotes the concept of Government as a Platform (GaaP). A recent video issued by (Government Digital Service) GDS gives a high level view of GaaP and states:
We think there is a simpler, easier wa…
I’ve been reviewing the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, http://www.hl7.org/fhir) specification and they have an interesting concept called a compartment. Per the spec: Each resource may belong to one or more logical compartments. A compartment is a logical grouping of resources which share a common property. Compartments have two principal roles: Function as an access […]
ArchiMate is not a process modelling language. It has only limited support for process modelling. That is why I personally prefer to combine BPMN with ArchiMate, but that is not trivial (as explained here and here). In the book there … Continue reading →
Mar 21, 2016 Below is Screen Shots of the BioIngine – HDN Ingine; that creates a semantic lake and from which computes the probabilistic risk; as one of the use case. Bioingine.com; in its first attempt is implemented employing Wolfram… Continue Reading →
One of the big news items from last week was DropBox’s announcement that it had brought its file storage infrastructure in-house, moving (mostly) away from AWS: Years ago, we called Dropbox a “Magic Pocket” because it was designed to keep all your files in one convenient place. Dropbox has evolved from that simple beginning to […]
So often, it seems, I meet up with business execs for whom the only thing that matters is the money. In a big corporation, it’s often about the current quarter and the stock-price; in a smaller business, it’s often about…
“Obviously it’s good for us,” said Ovechkin, who scored his…
I am unsure if you are familiar with the halo effect in psychology. The effect describes our inbuilt judgement to observe a person in a few aspects and then use them as the template for all other traits of that person. Actually only the positive form is called the halo effect, while the negative is … Continue reading Sainthood in architecture →
By Steve Nunn, President and CEO, The Open Group Every holiday season, there is always one gift everyone just has to have. This past year, that honor went to the hoverboard, a self-balancing scooter reminiscent of the skateboards many of … Continue reading →