Digital Experience

I figured that since David Bressler did a gratuitous blog posting about his Macbook Air that I needed to do the same about mine.

Now, I'm not a Mac fanboy.  This is the first Mac I've owned and I got...

My discussion with Tony Baer at onStrategies the other day, along with Joe McKendrick's discussion with Ron Schmelzer, where Ron said (to paraphrase)...

I'm on my way to Chile this weekend to speak at an IDC conference on SOA & Business Integration. Anticipating a long, ugly flight (this way, I won't be disappointed), I find myself in a mood to...

As of today, the general consensus of economists is that we're now in a recession.  So, it's probably a good time to reopen the discussion on ensuring that your SOA initiative...

There's good evidence that Complex Event Processing is transitioning from interesting but niche software technology into a more powerful theme within the software industry.

Let me present some evidence for this from a...

It's conventional wisdom that business agility results from providing a significant amount of control and direction around a SOA initiative to ensure predictable results.  To achieve this, strong enterprise architecture and SOA governance are assumed to play a key role.

Of course, it's...

In a previous post, Distributed SOA, I have got a couple of comments about how technologies, such as SAML etc., fit in.  I would like to say that the title was Distributed Not Federated SOA, but...

Have you ever noticed that weather reports used to say things like "20% chance of rain", but now almost all just say "chance of rain" or even "rain likely"?  (Where I am, today its "snow likely.") It can't be that weather forecasting has gotten less...

For years those of us with a technical mind have found great technologies and looked to solve issues (normally technical with them).  But the merging of the Business and Technical mind are coming together more and more.  We see this especially with the use of SOA infrastructure where...