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By Dave Lounsbury, CTO, The Open Group Recently, The Open Group received a query about whether a piece of software which was restricted to use with Open Source systems could be used on Apple’s OS X. The person had seen … Continue reading →
Last week I participated in a roundtable during a conference in Paris organized by the French branch of DAMA – the data management international organization. During the question/answer part of the conference, it became clear most of the audience was …
Last week, I participated in a roundtable during a conference in Paris organized by the French branch of DAMA, the data management international organization. During the question/answer part of the conference, it became clear that most of the audience …
Enterprise-architecture: it’s kinda abstract, isn’t it, most of the time? All those techie diagrams and so on, that only a techie would love…? Which may be one reason why it’s been so hard to get traction for EA outside of…
This week’s episode of Tom Cagley’s Software Process and Measurement (SPaMCast) podcast, number 381, features Tom’s essay on Agile adoption, Kim Pries talking about technology’s gender gap, and a Form Follows Function installment on the fallacy of greenfield development. Tom and I discuss my post “The Seductive Myth of Greenfield Development”. We talk about how […]
Given the parlous state of most current enterprise-architecture ‘education’, is there any way we could do it better? One option might be to reframe EA-education as a game. I don’t mean ‘gamification’ as per the asinine ‘boy-scout badges for enterprise-architects’…
I am not sure if you have worked on any global projects. I have worked on a lot and they usually show a key aspect where business, as well as application architecture is going wrong. Usually on a global project Business Architects will work on one country at time. When challenged to think more outside … Continue reading The problem with most global Business & Application Architecture →
DevOps, in its intention to integrate IT Development and Operations, demands in fact that IT Operations become as agile as the Development.
DevOps, in its intention to integrate IT Development and Operations, demands in fact that IT Operations become as agile as the Development.
According to definitions though, Two Speed IT and Bimodal IT appear to be the same concept for all intent and purpose.
According to definitions though, Two Speed IT and Bimodal IT appear to be the same concept for all intent and purpose.
It seems that we have past the top of the hype around Platform-as-a-Service. A good moment to assess how serious the adoption of PaaS is in the enterprise. The different PaaS flavours It’s a while ago that I tried to structure and categorize the different cloud approaches to clarify the different types of “cloud” that we see in todays market. I distinguished among 3 layers of Platform-as-a-Service (and some more layers that.
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