Welcome to the January 18, 2009 edition of Carnival of Enterprise Architecture.
Business Process Management
Shahid N. Shah presents Effective artifacts to use on modern WOA/SaaS projects posted at The Federal Architect, saying, "Suvajit Gupta, at The Federal Architect blog, summarizes the recommended artifacts in an agile methodology called SPEED (Streamlined Process for Effective Enterprise Development). He talks about why certain artifacts are necessary for the proper development of architecture and systems."
Enterprise Architecture
Craig Borysowich presents Deliverable: Conceptual Architecture Definition posted at Craig Borysowich.
Mike Kavis presents Top 10 reasons why MDM might be the next dead buzzword posted at Enterprise Architecture & Other Enterprise Topics.
Other
Mateusz Jasny presents Six sigma ITIL - how to reconcile? posted at PMIT.PL Blog.
Mateusz Jasny presents M_o_R - Management of Risk in Organizations posted at PMIT.PL Blog.
Baz Old presents Round Corners With jQuery and CSS posted at Web Development 2.0: Web Design, CakePHP, Web 2.0.
Praveen presents Dynamically Building Java Classpaths from Unix Shell Scripts posted at Unix Simplicity.
Robert McIlree presents Measuring Technical Debt posted at Technology Architecture & Projects.
Mike Kavis presents Did SOA die or do we just suck at architecture? posted at Enterprise Architecture & Other Enterprise Topics.
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appreciated
good luck for future
Posted by: Directory submission | January 14, 2010 at 02:02 PM
really appreciated article
Posted by: Article submission | January 15, 2010 at 11:59 PM
i just come on this topic by seeking some info on web technology . . yes, necessary artifacts action must be taken to apply for the business . .
Posted by: web development | February 03, 2010 at 11:40 PM