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Architect Bootcamp - Ireland 2nd-3rd February
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over 8 years ago
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bobrien
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On February the 2nd and 3rd we will be running Microsoft Ireland 's first Architect Bootcamp. This is a two day (overnight) deep dive into "Industrial Strength . NET SOA". Spend two days with a small team of Microsoft and peer architects working through...
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Architect Forum Dublin
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over 8 years ago
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Last February we had a great Forum event for Architects involving a full day of architectural content with excellent industry and Microsoft speakers. This event will be back in Dublin on January 27th. The topic this year is interoperability and integration...
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Non functional requirements and building architects.
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over 8 years ago
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bobrien
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Read a funny post recently, "If Building Architects had to work like Software Architects". You may have seen it before. It got me thinking again about the area of requirements. Having recently completed some house building work where I had commissioned...
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