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A little while ago, I was presented with a “solution” that started with an over-complex block diagram of a set of inter-related applications with a brief description of each below. This was followed by a description of the tech…
Stasis
A little while ago, I was presented with a “solution” that started with an over-complex block diagram of a set of inter-related applications with a brief description of each below. This was followed by a description of the tech…
What are the respective roles of enterprise-architecture and solution-architecture? How do they relate with respect to each other – and with respect, too? I’ve been having a great back-and-forth on this on LinkedIn with Donald Lawn, an IT-oriented architect down…
I was on a walk with my wife and our dog the other day and our conversation led to some of the problems we encounter at work. My wife is a Registered Nurse at a large acute care hospital. She has an amazing wealth of experience caring for very sick people. She told me about […]
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I ran across a very interesting op-ed by Tim Jackson on productivity today in the New York Times. The gist of his well-articulated argument is that due to our relentless drive for increased output, certain professions and their attendant tasks…
I ran across a very interesting op-ed by Tim Jackson on productivity today in the New York Times. The gist of his well-articulated argument is that due to our relentless drive for increased output, certain professions and their attendant tasks…
I ran across a very interesting op-ed by Tim Jackson on productivity today in the New York Times. The gist of his well-articulated argument is that due to our relentless drive for increased output, certain professions and their attendant tasks…
That’s a bit of a mouthful – but it is the synthesis of a lot of material from the SITA technology conference held near Brussels in June this year.So, I’ll put in context and then see where it leads us. The context is that in the airline industry, cost…
That’s a bit of a mouthful – but it is the synthesis of a lot of material from the SITA technology conference held near Brussels in June this year.So, I’ll put in context and then see where it leads us. The context is that in the airline industry, cost…
Of late, the online media is flooded with plenty of articles/opinions on the future of Enterprise IT and CIO roles in next decades. Why do we see such futuristic, inspirational, transformational viewpoints doing the rounds these days? I strongly believ…
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 …
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 …