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I have given presentations of my story several times in the last years. From guest lectures at a university to conferences (3 hours) to presentations such as the Gartner Enterprise Architecture Summit (45 minutes). I’ve recorded an audio track with the … Continue reading →
This one’s about a simple SCAN crossmap that may be useful for making sense of what underpins engineering, and how it works the way that it does. (It also draws on the previous post about the nature of skills, and also…
TOGAF should “Say What It Does” while “Do What It Says”.
“Are you the guy who writes books?”, asks the young woman behind me in the cafe. Well, yes, I am – but much as for her, it’s taken me a moment or two to recognise her, and then remember the…
By Yan Zhao, Ph.D, President, Chief Architect, ArchiTech Group LLC Introduction The New Generation IT Operating Model is mostly associated with the current trend of service orientation. A service-oriented IT operating model should be based on service-oriented IT architecture. More … Continue reading →
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The Open Group Takes a New Step with “the first meeting of a TOGAF User Group…
And it would be good perhaps if
3. the TOGAF User Group assesses first what TOGAF delivers, whether it delivers as expected, what parts of TOGAF a…
There’s an old saying about what happens when you assume. The fast lane to asininity seems to run through the land of hubris. Anshu Sharma’s Tech Crunch article, “Why Big Companies Keep Failing: The Stack Fallacy”, illustrates this: Stack fallacy has caused many companies to attempt to capture new markets and fail spectacularly. When you […]
By Harry Foxwell, PhD, Principal Consultant, Oracle® Oracle® Solaris continues to evolve as the foundation for critical private cloud implementations. As the premier UNIX® system in the IT industry, certified against The Open Group exacting standards for enterprise-level operating systems, … Continue reading →
Chronology of Development of Hyperbolic Dirac Net (HDN) Inference. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Bayes From Above Link:- 1. 1763. Thomas Bayes was an English statistician, philosopher and Presbyterian minister who is known for having formulated a specific case of the theorem that bears his name: Bayes’ theorem. Bayes’s… Continue Reading →
About 35 years ago all information was delivered through a data hub, usually a database. However due to limitations mainly on the number of open ports required and the missing latency on the networks in the pre internet time. The solution was to send data packages between applications and later via data hubs. The packages … Continue reading Database Hub instead of Message Hub on the service layer →
Compliance is only one of the key aspects of Governance, albeit one of the most well know ones. Sometimes it seems like governance gets too mired in setting up command and control, and never matures to the next level.Gartner defines Governance with a h…
Compliance is only one of the key aspects of Governance, albeit one of the most well know ones. Sometimes it seems like governance gets too mired in setting up command and control, and never matures to the next level.Gartner defines Governance with a h…