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| Blog Name: | Elemental links |
| Url: | http://blog.elementallinks.net |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | BPM, SOA, business |
| Description: | This is Brenda Michelson blog about connecting business, technology and people. Brenda is the guiding force behind the SOA Consortium. A wonderfully collaborative effort to bring SOA into focus both as its own concept and in concert with other technologies and practices such as BPM, CEP, EDA... Brenda is one of those people You should know, if you are going to be involved in the technology space. |
| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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Cloud Computing Bull or Bear?
In February, as I began my cloud watching in earnest, I wrote the following: “Only time will tell if my cloud watching is attention well spent. If the cloud is indeed "
In February, as I began my cloud watching in earnest, I wrote the following: “Only time will tell if my cloud watching is attention well spent. If the cloud is indeed "
Feeding Problems & Starving Opportunities?
In recognition of what would have been Peter F. Drucker’s 100th birthday, the Wall Street Journal is rerunning some classic Drucker on Management pieces. The piece today, originally published Oct. 21, 1993, is The Five Deadly Business Sins. The first 3 sins are related to pricing
In recognition of what would have been Peter F. Drucker’s 100th birthday, the Wall Street Journal is rerunning some classic Drucker on Management pieces. The piece today, originally published Oct. 21, 1993, is The Five Deadly Business Sins. The first 3 sins are related to pricing
Enterprise Architects as Daydream Believers…
Back in 2006, when I wrote my Business-Driven Enterprise Architect as IT Linchpin post, I noted several success tips directed at CIOs. Including this one: “Encourage Enterprise Architects to “Feed Their Brains.” For enterprise architects to stay on top of their game, they need to continuously explore, stretch their boundaries, and sometimes, just sit and think. Recognize this is part of the deal. Be patient when the areas they explore don’t have an obvious connection to your business or technology plans. Trust their instincts.”
Back in 2006, when I wrote my Business-Driven Enterprise Architect as IT Linchpin post, I noted several success tips directed at CIOs. Including this one: “Encourage Enterprise Architects to “Feed Their Brains.” For enterprise architects to stay on top of their game, they need to continuously explore, stretch their boundaries, and sometimes, just sit and think. Recognize this is part of the deal. Be patient when the areas they explore don’t have an obvious connection to your business or technology plans. Trust their instincts.”
SOA, Cloud & Value Acceleration
Given my longstanding background in SOA and my current work in Cloud Computing, I’m often asked how the two complement each other, particularly from the business benefit perspective. Briefly, here are my thoughts and observations. From the SOA Side The immediate benefit of combining SOA and Cloud Computing is time. Reaching out to the cloud for business or technology capabilities, allows SOA initiatives to compress time to value. In the longer
Given my longstanding background in SOA and my current work in Cloud Computing, I’m often asked how the two complement each other, particularly from the business benefit perspective. Briefly, here are my thoughts and observations. From the SOA Side The immediate benefit of combining SOA and Cloud Computing is time. Reaching out to the cloud for business or technology capabilities, allows SOA initiatives to compress time to value. In the longer
Cloud Watch now underway… Lawyers, Data and Money
This week, I’ve started up the Cloud Watch section of Elemental Cloud Computing. Cloud Watch items are snippets from cloud computing industry news, business and technical publications, and thought leaders. These snippets may be as short as a 140-character tweet, or as long as a few paragraphs. Cloud Watch items will be posted throughout the course of the day, and may be expanded as more voices and sources cover a hot topic. Cloud Watch items may include a short Elemental Cloud Computing perspective. The opening cloud w
This week, I’ve started up the Cloud Watch section of Elemental Cloud Computing. Cloud Watch items are snippets from cloud computing industry news, business and technical publications, and thought leaders. These snippets may be as short as a 140-character tweet, or as long as a few paragraphs. Cloud Watch items will be posted throughout the course of the day, and may be expanded as more voices and sources cover a hot topic. Cloud Watch items may include a short Elemental Cloud Computing perspective. The opening cloud w
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