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Comment Despite the hype, service oriented architecture (SOA) (20 per cent) and business intelligence (20 per cent) remain low down the tech shopping priorities. Not surprisingly security, enterprise hardware and software also remain big spending areas for...
[26 Mar 2008]
Comment We are participating in programmes there and we are proposing an enterprise architecture for government. How do you get an efficient architecture that government can use to deliver its infrastructure and then how do you reuse assets within that?
[05 Dec 2007]
Comment Cut out the noise, says Okin: "Decide what the most important thing is that you’re going to protect, and then decide what architecture you’re going to supply. On his enterprise risk 'heat map', he always finds that IT ends up as a risky area.
[02 Jul 2007]
Comment I think the sector is moving to a more open architecture, using pretty much the same suppliers, which will allow more consolidation. The 'big ticket' plays - things like enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems - are done.
[02 Jul 2007]
CIO Analysis I think the sector is moving to a more open architecture, using pretty much the same suppliers, which will allow more consolidation.silicon.com Retail & Leisure The 'big ticket' plays - things like enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems - are...
[06 Jun 2007]
Comment Essentially this is adding service-oriented architecture (SOA) functionality to your existing applications. There are a number of approaches enterprise can take; the first of these is integration at the program level.
[14 Mar 2007]
Comment Ian Cox, analyst at ABI Research, says: "Networks are going through a period of profound change as they adopt service-oriented architecture and implement IT systems based on open standards. Business telecoms services will be delivered over networks...
[02 Jan 2007]
Comment Generally a BI platform architecture can be complex to build and inflexible to change as business processes change. In such a crowded market, the key factors which will ultimately drive wider adoption are architecture and integration, with the aim...
[01 Dec 2006]
Leader That scheme is being led by Jim Ginsburgh, VP of enterprise architecture at BP, who said the driver for it came when he noticed some people were having a better computing experience in the home than in the office.
[12 Oct 2006]
Comment Some reach for the revolver if the words service-oriented architecture or enterprise application integration are spoken. You sometimes see people's eyes glaze over after the mention of SOA or web services.
[29 Sep 2006]
AS Profile Why? Allowing staff to handle their own IT support Jim Ginsburgh was chosen by the Agenda Setters panel for leading the 'digital consumer' movement inside BP for the past four years. It all started when he noticed he was getting a better computing...
[25 Sep 2006]
Comment These enterprise applications can be included within the SOA as peers, using specific technologies to decompose the monolithic architectures to provide discrete functions as callable routines that can be utilised by any other part of the...
[22 Sep 2006]
Comment Now we have an enterprise architecture in place.We have the governance process to do that project from cradle to grave. It is a service-oriented architecture, meaning each capability of the program will be provided as a service in terms of...
[17 Jul 2006]
Comment Those SLAs form the foundation for the enterprise technical architecture and design. Michael Disabato, vice president of network and telecom strategies at analyst company the Burton Group, says: "ITSM relies on an understanding of the enterprise's...
[07 Jun 2006]
Comment Now we are totally run as a business and there is more focus on having an enterprise architecture strategy. In infrastructure and technical architecture this standardisation means a move away from complex bespoke environments.
[22 May 2006]
Comment Some talked about the lure of a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and XML and keeping their investment in SAP but any future investments will be done with point solutions. Ask Henning Kagermann, chief executive of SAP, the world's largest...
[18 Apr 2006]
Comment Firstly, although there are geographic differences in how grid is viewed and how it is being implemented, the capability to move to a grid architecture is pretty high everywhere. As vendors push their service-based offerings, the users find...
[18 Nov 2005]
Leader All offer blades running Linux or Windows (not Sun, in the case of the latter - though let's not forget its ceasefire with Redmond) on an x86 architecture, quite often supplied by Intel. Since it set up seven years ago, it has settled on Dell...
[16 Nov 2004]
Comment Peter Zenke, coordination of global R&D, SAP Enterprise Services Architecture development all the above on executive board) Read Tony Hallett's analysis of SAP in our vendor dossier Key financials (since 1999 in line with US GAAP accounting rules):
[10 Sep 2004]
Comment A service-oriented architecture is fast becoming the standard deployment practice of enterprise portal vendors. This allows you to embed modular collaboration applications in the architecture. The best approach is to standardise around a service...
[08 Jun 2004]
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