Due to my better half.
Just go to her store and make your call if she's gifted :-)
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Natty's posts on SDN moved to separate tab - Thursday, April 19, 2007
Due to formatting problems I moved the SDN posts to another tab.
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Wanted : Articles about enterprise architecture! - Wednesday, April 27, 2005
We will be happy to publish any article that deals with any enterprise architecture subject. simply send us a mail to editor@theeagroup.net.
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Register users can add news! - Saturday, March 19, 2005
If you're registered user you can add your own news to the site home page.
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Register for peers consulting over skype - Thursday, March 17, 2005
One of the ideas I would like to implement and promote here, within the frame of our EA user group is that of an ‘Instant Peers Consulting’. Whenever one of us faces an acute problem, by utilising our members’ database, we could link him/her with at least one other architect that works in a similar enterprise background, through free voice over IP tools (such as Skype). That way, not only we could benefit from one another’s experience and knowledge (staying faithful to one of the more purest principals of the internet, the gift economy), we could also locate points of recurring problems, study them and capitulate on our shared experience.
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| Saturday, July 04, 2009 |
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Join me at the next IASA conention
By Host Account (host) @ 2:50 AM :: News :: 0 Comments :: 0 Views
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12 - 14 October 2009 | New York
http://www.iasahome.org/web/itarc/2009/NYC
IASA ITARC - THE BIGGEST ARCHITECT CONFERENCE TO HIT NEW YORK!
Are you signed up yet for the NY ITARC in October? Here are a few reasons to attend:
- Thought leaders decend on NY: Ambler, Bass, Booch, Evans, Inmon and Zachman all in one place!
- Over 40 sessions including full day training courses
- Chapter representatives from all over the world
- Networking opportunities with an all architect attendance
- Software, Infrastructure, Enterprise architecture topics
- Brand New Information Architecture Track - Keynoted by Bill Inmon
- Thought Leadership Panel on the Future of the Profession
- Industry First! - Mentoring sessions with experienced architects.
3-Day Conference
The IT Architect Regional Conference is architect created and hosts 20 seminars with two tracks addressing the core subjects: Enterprise, Infrastructure, Software, and Fundamentals of Architecture. |
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Featured Speakers:
- Grady Booch
- Len Bass
- Eric Evans
- Bill Inmon
- John Zachman
- Angela Yochem
- Roger Sessions
- Jeff Scott
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DON'T MISS EARLY BIRD SAVINGS!
Register before July 15th for a $100 off - buy 4 get 1 free
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What you can expect from the New York ITARC:
- A strong regional focus. Receive case studies, best practices and individual training from senior architects in your region
- Internationally acclaimed Keynote speakers
- Affordable enough for your entire team to attend without sacrificing quality
- Proceeds from the event will be used to support the local IASA New York chapter through new services and programs
- Relevant topics for IT architects of all types and all levels
12 - 14 October 2009 | New York
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| Friday, July 03, 2009 |
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Creating IT strategy (with a little help from enterprise architecture)
By Host Account (host) @ 3:44 AM :: Article :: 0 Comments :: 143 Views
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Creating IT strategy is one of the complicated task that I know. To create a good IT strategy, you have to use many ingredients from different types and sources. Those ingredients should be used in unique combination that can be cooked and then be served as a delicious Cake to different customers ( IT workers, IT management, Information workers, enterprise CxOs and sometimes the board). In this post I'll try to describe what, and who I manage to create an IT strategy.
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| Friday, June 26, 2009 |
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Enterprise Architecture Meta-model, size doesn't matter
By Host Account (host) @ 11:54 PM :: Article :: 0 Comments :: 145 Views
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Part of the enterprise architecture work is to define a meta-model. Meta-model depict what are the architecture building blocks that we need to do our work, and their relations. Usually meta-model is one of the first task that we'll address in enterprise architecture work, following by collection of building block instances that we miss. There are many debates around enterprise architecture meta-model. Should I follow one provided by existing framework, should it be a complex or simple meta-model, what should be included in the meta-model and many other questions. In this article I'll try to address those questions.
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| Saturday, June 20, 2009 |
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Enterprise architecture frameworks are dead, long live real-life practice !
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I can remember the first time that I read TOGAF. I was really amazed from what I read. After spending time to understand Zachman framework, TOGAF looks like a mature and practical EA framework. Each paragraph that I read had a lot of sense and it looks like I just need this framework book on my desk to start an Enterprise Architecture journey. This was almost 10 years ago and before I had any enterprise architecture experience.
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| Saturday, June 13, 2009 |
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George Brundage's 7th Enterprise Architecture Article
By Host Account (host) @ 2:46 AM :: Article :: 0 Comments :: 33 Views
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In this article, I give you my perspective on President Barack Obama’s thoughts about values, reforms, and performance measures, which are contained in his book, The Audacity of Hope. The President’s discussion structurally fits into John Zachman’s “Why” column, and this is what sparked my interest in writing this article. In some cases, I go beyond giving my perspective and evaluate President Obama’s message. I humbly put forth my ideas of how change might be encouraged, and at some length address the need for consistency of Enterprise Architecture products and deliverables.
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