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I decided to take a few minutes of my vacation time to catch up on my reading, and I read through Mike Walker's article on MSDN on APM and EA . It is an interesting and useful article. (I'd give it a B-). One thing that I'd like to highlight in the practice
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The goal of Application Portfolio Management is to reduce the cost of owning the portfolio. The fundamental premise is this: We own a lot of code. It costs a lot to maintain our code. (too much) Management wants to be able to make cuts in the maintenance
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Gabriel Morgan knocks one out of the ballpark in this blog post that traces the connection from Business strategy through business process to applications, data, and hardware. Highly recommended for anyone who is an Enterprise Architect or aspires to
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One nice thing about being in Enterprise Architecture: you get to watch as the infrastructure changes. When you are working on one big project or another, or even a dozen different projects over the course of the year, you only see the changes that you
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In a previous post , I rattled on about the problems faced by Application Portfolio managers who wish to reduce the total cost of ownership and measure portfolio return through the oversimplified lens of "how many apps do you have?" I complained, rather
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