Recent Blogs Posts

Thanks for your overwhelming response for the awards.

After, initial screening and completion of the first round of evaluation, we have shortlisted the nominations. The shortlisted nominations are being reviewd by the jury members. We have uploaded the nominations in the website, so that you could see how the evaluation process is moving.

...

If your enterprise models are OUT OF ORDER and so is your business? - part II

Prioritize key business & system problems:

As a result, you will already have the problem of several systems within the organizations, with 30-40% of overlapping functionality (sometime up to 70-80%). Some of the systems having outdated business logic, some of them automatic outdated processes, sometimes applications are being written off as the underlying ...

Updated 22nd March 2010 at 07:52 AM by Sunil Dutt Jha

Tags: architecture framework, architecture styles, cost savings, enterprise architecture, process efficiency, process transparency, revenue, software components

Categories

Software Architecture , Enterprise Architecture , SOA & SaaS , Reusable software asset , Balance Score Card , Cloud Computing, Virtualization , ITIL & ITSM , Architecture related Business Opportunities , Architecture Trends & Surveys , Architecture Roles & Responsibilites

Attached Thumbnails

 

Are you wondering why am I am talking about Henry Ford ? Do you see a link between IT systems, IT architecture & Car manufacturing?

Very often such parallels are lost in endless debates for obvious reasons. The problem is when you equate the current maturity of IT with prevailing maturity and advancement in manufacturing practices. I know you would have started to debate the relevance of such comparison? Car manufacturing vs IT Manufacturing...are they comparable..can we compare the ...

Updated 9th March 2010 at 03:03 PM by Sunil Dutt Jha

Tags: car manufacturing, it architecture, product line, product line architecture, software architecture, software assembly

Categories

Software Architecture , Reusable software asset , Architecture related Business Opportunities , Architecture Trends & Surveys , Application & Product Lifecycle Management , Architecture Roles & Responsibilites

Why do you need an architect?

Very often you get to hear this question! Have assembled few reasons wherein it's easy to showcase the value of architect

An architect is the most important investment you can make, because:
1. An architect can save you money. A well architected system can help reduce maintenance cost, ensure easy integration and extension of your systems, and help you to identify reusable assets

2. You need ...