The Agile Architecture Revolution: How Cloud Computing, REST-Based SOA, and Mobile Computing Are Changing Enterprise IT
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (900 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1118409779 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 280 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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JASON BLOOMBERG is President of ZapThink, a Dovel Technologies Company. He is one of the original Managing Partners of ZapThink LLC, a leading SOA advisory and analysis firm, which was acquired by Dovel Technologies in August 2011. He is a thought leader in the areas of Enterprise Architecture, Service-Oriented Architecture, and Cloud Computing, and helps organizations around th
"Must Read for Architects and CIOs" according to Mark Griffin. Jason's book is well worth the read. It's thought provoking and will challenge many belief systems you currently have about Enterprise IT. I gave it Must Read for Architects and CIOs Mark Griffin Jason's book is well worth the read. It's thought provoking and will challenge many belief systems you currently have about Enterprise IT. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because the first 2 chapters ramble on a bit about complex systems, the points are very valid but it takes a little to long to get there. Afte. stars instead of 5 because the first 2 chapters ramble on a bit about complex systems, the points are very valid but it takes a little to long to get there. Afte. Slow start, strong finish I found the first half of the book informative but not particularly persuasive. It seemed choppy, like a series of stand-alone blog articles stitched together. However, the patient reader is rewarded once REST is under the microscope. Don't let the first part discourage. The book gains traction as one reads; be. An iconoclastic view on Enterprise Architecture that makes total sense and is very 21st century Iwan Jason Bloomberg, known for his ZapThink blog posts, has been able to write a book on Enterprise Architecture as it should be perceived by decision-makers.He outlines a rather iconoclastic view on an SOA as it benefits the business goals for any enterprise that is facing competition in the market place. Sometime
The evidence of revolution is all around us—it's time to identify individual trends and tie them together into a single story of transformation. From the Inside FlapThe pace of change in business has once again accelerated, except now the context for this change is far more complex than the simpler, one-dimensional dot-com days. That's The Agile Architecture Revolution.Providing practical advice for leveraging the change in your environment to achieve business success, this innovative new book:Focuses on arch
It focuses on the challenges of large organizations, while placing such organizations into the broader business ecosystem that includes small and midsize organizations as well as startups.Organizes the important trends that are facing technology in businesses and public sector organizations today and over the next several yearsPresents the five broad organizing principles called Supertrends: location independence, global cubicle, democratization of technology, deep interoperability, and complex systems engineeringProvides a new perspective on service-oriented architecture in conjunction with architectural approaches to cloud computing and mobile technologies that explain how organizations can achieve better business visibility through IT and enterprise architectureLaying out a multidimensional vision for achieving agile architectures, this book discusses the crisis points that promise sudden, transformative change, unraveling how organizations' spending on IT will continue to undergo radical change over the next ten years.. A sneak peek at up-and-coming trends in IT, a multidimensional vision for achieving business