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Jack van Hoof
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Sunday, 20 July 2008 |
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Don't try to convince system-scale project leaders of enterprise-scale architectural decisions or you will "die". Especially if you don't have good examples at hand. (Should project leaders be "convinced" of architectural decisions at all? Or should there be a "trust" relationship with the employed architects?  Comments (2)
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
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Looking from the business side, there is the composition of business activities into autonomous business functions. On the other hand there is the composition of application constructs. Be the first to write a comment |
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
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Imagine a big data warehouse, where all relevant business data is stored. So what? Wait, it is not just simple business data and it also is not just simply stored. No, it is there spontaneously. You don't explicitly model and store the data, it just is there. And the data is the actual real-time representation of all your business activities at this very moment; including all the history of it. Be the first to write a comment |
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Sunday, 29 June 2008 |
"SOA is not about technology", or is it?
Some seem to forget that business is dead without technology. Especially nowadays. Over the ages of mankind technology always has given birth to business. Ignoring technology won't help the business, it murders the business.
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Saturday, 28 June 2008 |
Computable publiceerde op 25 juni 2008 een interessante observatie van Ernst Fuld - ...Zelfs datacenters zijn hier over drie jaar weg.
Ik ben het geheel eens met Enst Fuld. Het gaat hier al lang niet meer om een visie, maar om een inzicht.Be the first to write a comment |
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008 |
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You can obtain decoupling (independency), reliability and performance at the (low) cost of redundant data persistency. When you stick to "calling services" you gain benefits at the level of application construction, but at the cost of higher loads, less predictable performance, scalability issues and higher costs in business level reorganizations.
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