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I recently completed reading the book Troux Enterprise Architecture Solutions by Richard Reese. First, the disclosure: this book was provided to me by Packt Publishing for the explicit purpose of this review. In addition, Packt is also the publisher of my own book, SOA Governance. I have no relationship with Troux, however, I have had […]
Over the past month, I hit a couple of career milestones. On August 31, 2010, I completed my 18th year of service at British Columbia Institute of Technology. On Sept 4, 2010, I completed 3 years as the Manager, Business Application Services and Ente…
A couple of weeks ago, I asked a simple question on Twitter: Should Enterprise Architects have/get an MBA? That meme made its way to InfoQ, so I figured I should actually post my own thoughts on the subject. First, a full disclaimer: I don’t have an MBA. I do have a MS in Computer Science […]
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…
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…