I took some well deserved flak on my original post about SOA as a Corporate Responsibility. Based on the responses, my message clearly didn't get through. For example,...
In Dave Linthicum's recent update on SOA as a corporate responsibility, he called my response to his original posting "grumpy". Now that I've taken my happy pill, let me provide...
Another interesting comment on my Folksonomies in the Enterprise post came from Sebastian who said about folksonomies versus taxonomies:
"Yes, they are similar, but not same. A...
Tom Maguire had a good comment on my last post about Folksonomies in the Enterprise. He said (to paraphrase) that what makes folksonomies more powerful than taxonomies is that the "authority" of...
I posted here a few months ago about, "Beyond the SOA Tipping Point," and at that time referred to Aberdeen Group as a "research for...
With the OpenEdge Advanced GUI right around the corner (well, coming soon anyway), I thought that it was appropriate to start a discussion on one of those four application pillars - Features. As you may recall, I defined features as those characteristics of the software that aid in usability...
When working with OpenEdge partners, it is not unusual to hear some statement like, "It's a great product, but I just can't through the demo." Or perhaps, "We have better functionality, but we still lose deals." These laments point to a common problem with business...
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