The pros and cons of component-based architectures have been discussed and debated for some time. With the evolution of web-based technologies and the growing complexity of IT so-lutions, increased attention is being paid to the benefits of component-based development.
A service oriented architecture, combined with application and network convergence can provide a means for effective business collaboration.
This white papers discusses how.
With service-oriented architecture (SOA), good things don't come to those who wait. While companies shouldn't abandon building a business case for SOA, they should, in the interest of speed, take a simpler, more intuitive approach.
Enterprise architecture adds value to your organization, but how do you convince business leaders to prioritize it? Explore different ways to get funding for your EA project.
The Generic Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology is about those methods, models and tools which are needed to build the integrated enterprise. The architecture is generic because it applies to most, potentially all types of enterprise.
These are comprehensive insights and practical steps to develop and implement effective enterprise architecture. Good enough architecture covers five core principles: simplicity, business involvement, structured frameworks, standardized outputs, and supporting infrastructure. Through real-world examples and lessons learned, this article helps IT planners and architects align their IT infrastructure with organizational goals while maximizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
This paper extends the current thinking on SOA to include a more comprehensive integration of business process transformation and the enabling technologies of service-oriented development and policy-based IT management. This extension is called on demand SOA.
A guide to outcomes management methodology
Business architecture is essential in today’s complex organizational landscape. This article delves into how it clarifies relationships, provides a robust framework, differentiates activities, and enhances long-term innovation.
The building permit process is critical to the success of an Enterprise Architecture. Often, this process fails and with it the Enterprise Architecture. The article highlights the 7 common mistakes that lead to the failure of this process and suggests ways to avoid them.
