Enterprise Architecture Resource Center
Expert advice and strategies on how to develop a robust, high-performance architecture and achieve true enterprise integration. Learn more...
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Service-Oriented Integration: A Report from the Trenches
by Jan Topinski, Bartosz Kiepuszewski, and Borys Stokalski
With so much hype around service-oriented architecture (SOA), it is increasingly difficult to distinguish between what we would like to do and what can be achieved with the technology that is available today. In this Executive Report, we present what we believe to be a true picture of the current state of the art of enterprise SOA.
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Windows Presentation Foundation: The New Face of Windows Vista
by Tom Welsh
More than anything else, Windows stands or falls by its graphical user interface (GUI) -- which, with the advent of animation, video, audio, and other refinements, is rapidly turning into a multimedia user interface. That is why, ever since Windows 1.0, Microsoft has made the quality of the "user experience" a high priority. In fact, it could be argued that the rationale for Windows itself rested on the perceived superiority of a GUI -- even the slow, clunky, unreliable Windows GUI of 1986 -- over the simple but "low-tech" character-based screens of DOS.
Combining Business Process Management and Business Rules
by Curt Hall
Today, BPM and BRM are increasingly seen as complementary technologies, and organizations now seek to combine their respective capabilities into a more comprehensive environment in which the BRMS is called upon to carry out complex reasoning at specific steps in a process as specified in the (overall) BPM workflow model. Basically, BRMS can enhance the BPMS by enabling fine-grain control of complex business processes. In addition, combining BRMS with BPMS allows business rules to be changed independently of the processes they govern.
EA Rollout & Training
Webinar by Mike Rosen
Enterprise architecture (EA) is key to managing the complexity of IT infrastructure and applications and aligning your organization's current and future IT systems to support business strategy and goals. But how can you overcome skepticism and gain support for enterprise architecture throughout your entire organization so that you can achieve this goals?
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