There is no one way to acquire data and it is up to the architect to decide which data acquisition technique(s) meets their requirements
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All articles filed in Stephen G. Bennett
I have been lucky enough to live and travel all of the world with my work.
I am an experienced senior IT leader with over 25 years of diverse, professional experience in high profile environments spanning leadership, architecture, solution delivery, software engineering, and project management roles.
Addressing SOA Criticism
I want highlight some of my experiences in address some of the concerns, criticisms, and misconceptions I have heard.
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SOA Governance – On-Premise & in the Cloud
Today my multi-year collaboration with some industry thought leaders have resulted in the publication of SOA Governance – Governing Shared Services On-Premise and in the Cloud book.
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How to Overcome Cloud Computing Hurdles
A chapter from my recently published Cloud Computing book has been excerpted and can be found on the ComputerWorld site.
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Silver Cloud Dark Linings
Today, the Cloud book that I co-authored with my good friend Archie Reed has been published.
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My Fear for the Embrace of SOA & Cloud Computing
Hoping architects do not forsake architecture just because the cloud seems to offer us limitless resources.
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Open Group SOA Governance Framework Released
Being half Maltese I frequently go to Malta to visit family. During this visit the OpenGroup published their technical standard focusing on a SOA Governance Framework.
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Business Process Design
I discussed business process identification and selection, the next logical step in designing business processes starting with the definition and refines of business processes.
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Business Process Identification and Selection
I want to focus on an approach in identifying and selecting business processes for automation.
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BPM Architecture
I will focus on the required architecture capabilities for an infrastructure to support BPM.
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An Enterprise Architect's Musings 