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- February 22, 2012
22 Feb'12
Succeed with BPMN modeling by avoiding extra complications
BPMN modeling can appear to be overly complicated, but Ward-Dutton explains why complexity exists in BPMN 2.0 and how to avoid extra complications.
- February 21, 2012
21 Feb'12
The Big Dig and difficult software
Software is magic - sometimes it’s magic out of control. Bad software projects, SOA or otherwise, need good analogies. So, we talk about The Long March, The Project from Hell and so on. A recent ...
- February 21, 2012
21 Feb'12
CloudBees aims to solve public/private cloud dilemma with new PaaS
AnyCloud, a Java platform as a service released yesterday by CloudBees, can be deployed in any cloud environment, public or private, as well as in on-premise data centers. Enterprises with regulatory and compliance concerns, especially in the ...
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- February 14, 2012
14 Feb'12
When business processes meet software services
When driving school instructors go to action films like “Fast and Furious” you can bet their impression differs from that of would-be race drivers in the same audience. “They should fasten their ...
- February 14, 2012
14 Feb'12
When business processes meet software services
The business-side may buy the tools and model the processes in BPM, but then they leave it to developers in the application integration team to make it all work with enterprise software services. BPMN 2.0 has not altered that fact, but it may lead ...
- February 08, 2012
08 Feb'12
Using enterprise architecture (EA) and SOA to bridge business and IT
Implementing strong enterprise architecture and SOA helps support both business and software technology growth.
- February 03, 2012
03 Feb'12
Mobile middleware platform uses open source ESB and BAM
Transport for London, the transportation authority for England's capital city, recently revamped their rider information services with an open source middleware platform. Application development ...
- February 03, 2012
03 Feb'12
IBM buys in to mobile middleware, acquires Worklight
The drive to 'develop once and deploy everywhere' has become more acute as small and big enterprise IT shops have needed to support a wide array of mobile devices. This has led to the appearance of ...
- February 03, 2012
03 Feb'12
IBM buys in to mobile middleware, acquires Worklight
The drive to ‘develop once and deploy everywhere’ has become more acute as small and big enterprise IT shops have needed to support a wide array of mobile devices. This has led to the appearance of mobile middleware that acts as a moderating stage ...
- February 03, 2012
03 Feb'12
The year of WebOS and open source?
HP recently followed up its December plan to release its WebOS mobile platform and development tools with a proposed timeline. When it’s all said and done, WebOS will be given to the open source community under an Apache license 2.0.
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- February 02, 2012
02 Feb'12
MIT's Ross says EAs must make business-side address their core model
Enterprise architects must drive business leaders to better articulate core company goals, the MIT researcher tells SearchSOA.com.
- February 02, 2012
02 Feb'12
The year of WebOS and open source?
HP recently followed up its December plan to release its WebOS mobile platform and development tools with a proposed timeline. The company also recently released Enyo 2.0, the webOS developer’s ...
- February 02, 2012
02 Feb'12
MIT's Ross says exploiting IT business capabilities is next EA step
MIT's Ross: Without clear communication from business executives, architects produce large-scale but largely unhelpful business capabilities.
- February 01, 2012
01 Feb'12
MIT's Ross to Enterprise Architects: Think big, but target quick IT results
MIT's Ross says without targeting quick IT results, architects produce large-scale but largely unhelpful business capabilities.
- January 31, 2012
31 Jan'12
Web APIs for more than just Facebook, Twitter
Web APIs have gone from an obscure term, to one linked to social media, to a buzzword for large enterprises looking to extend reach and collaborate with partners.