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Let’s say that you have two systems: Adipose and BellyFat. They both need the same information. Adipose handles customer transactions, so it needs information about customers. BellyFat handles the long-term management of customer information, like what
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It is typical to see comparisons of Civil Engineering to Enterprise Architecture. A number of papers from Gartner have made the comparison, as have many articles and conference discussions. I have made the comparison myself. It is a somewhat
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I'm always a bit worried when someone has "the answer." Lot's of red flags go up when someone tells me: this is the problem and this is how you solve it. Perhaps I'm just that kind of person. I had a recent exchange with Alex Maclinovsky over at Sun.
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I've been on a roll lately, calling for the creating of a standardized approach to the partitioning of Line-of-Business apps . One reader commented that we are a long way from "plug and play" integration. The real answer is more subtle than that. Not
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When I opened my call for a Shared Global Integration Model , I expected some folks to say "we don't need that." What I didn't expect was the argument that standards are somehow a bad idea. It's hard to consider an argument against standards with a straight
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Harry "Devhawk" Pierson, whom I'm glad to count among my friends, sent me an e-mail last week. He mentioned that he was going to post on his blog about why my call for a shared global integration model was a fantasy. "This will
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I'm renewing my call, now over a year old , for creating a single model for integrating all open, shared services. I'll talk about what this is, and then what benefits we get. A Shared Global Integration Model The idea behind a shared model is that we
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