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I was reading this post about QANTAS having to stop on the way from Dallas to Brisbane to refuel several times since starting the “nonstop” service. The service is “direct” from DFW to Sydney – which in the strained parlance of the travel industry mean…
I was reading this post about QANTAS having to stop on the way from Dallas to Brisbane to refuel several times since starting the “nonstop” service. The service is “direct” from DFW to Sydney – which in the strained parlance of the travel industry mean…
I was reading this post about QANTAS having to stop on the way from Dallas to Brisbane to refuel several times since starting the “nonstop” service. The service is “direct” from DFW to Sydney – which in the strained parlance of the travel industry mean…
This blog post deals with first day at the summer camp for Enterprise Architecture in Week 22 that was held in Denmark at the IT University of Copenhagen. The participants were mostly students. The tagline for this event is “Scandinavian … Continue reading →
I share the sentiment made by other participants about how useful the The Open Group India Conference has been in furthering our knowledge in various exciting fields in such a short time – a day, literally! Continue reading →
Nick Malik recently gave the Zachman Framework (ZF) a death sentence because it does not have a row for ‘customer’ – making the assumption that any and all EA frameworks that do not recognize the customer as some kind of…
Nick Malik recently gave the Zachman Framework (ZF) a death sentence because it does not have a row for ‘customer’ – making the assumption that any and all EA frameworks that do not recognize the customer as some kind of…