Architecture, Data and Intelligence

@ markgould13 tells us why the silo doesn't work Of course they do work - after a fashion. As Mark points out, they are resilient str...

Starbucks is changing its business model. Or as CEO Howard Schultz tells the Huffington Post, Staying Real in an Instant . Starbucks will be...

The Harvard Business Review has just discovered SOA - and guess what? It's like Lego bricks! The article is written by Ric Merrifield of...

Nick Malik asks about the relationship between capability model and process modelling. "If your company is a process oriented one (or ...

The UK Government has identified four primary opportunities for using SOA in eGovernment: Syndication Rule Engine Joining up internal arc...

IBM boss Sam Palmisano has written an article for the Financial Times saying that "Multinationals have been superseded". [ news re...

One of the interesting divisions of opinion at the SPARK workshop (and surfacing afterwards in the blogs of some of the participants ) was ...

In their book The Only Sustainable Edge , John Hagel and John Seely Brown describe two main schools of business strategy: the...

Hal Pierson writes: "if I had to guess what a service oriented architecture will eventually look like, I would guess that it would ref...

One of the key concepts of the component-based business or service-based business is that you can change the nature of the coupling or coor...

My book on the Component-Based Business was published in 2001. At that time, Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE) was all the rage (...

Found some interesting material by Peter Seddon and Geoffrey Lewis from July/August 2003 ( html ). Strategy and Business Models: What'...

Project Catalyst was announced by IBM boss Sam Palmisano in a speech to the IBM Business Leadership Forum in San Francisco, November 12, 20...

According to AP, Chrysler has created a process to better develop, build and market new products. The process is based on the creation of 50...