1. What do we produce…so what…can anybody use it? 2. Do we interface with the customer properly? 3. How does the architecture concept relate to People, Process, Methods, Tools specifically related to the JMT, JCIDS and Federation, additionally cyber? a) Is our mission and tasking consistent with the needs of the greater community? Note* Architecture is […]
Tag: SOA
Not in great detail but enough to model a service (Trust Computing)
As written here http://blogs.mulesoft.org/how-to-define-services/ derived from concepts defined in Thomas Erl’s SOA series. The fundamental idea is that there are three levels of services Thomas takes great care to walk the spectrum and discuss use and reuse of services within the scope of the layer in order to accomplish the ultimate business objectives. The reason why this […]
But you forgot the SOA..
Recently I have been in contact with friends who are technical evangelists. We have been writing emails and sharing ideas over great distances. While some of my friends are international and others are American I find it amazing that we deal with the same problems fundamentally. What are the problems? The first I […]
EA What Happened?
Enterprise Architectures.. I have been working around EA and EA tools for the last 6 years, it has been interesting to say the least. I know that EA can cover a broad spectrum of areas so I will for the sake of this blog just stick with the DoD stuff. The DoD has a […]
Cloud Computing Ontology
Cloud Categories There are three families of clouds. They were given Latin names by Luke Howard in 1804. They are Cirrus (curl of hair), Cumulus (heap) and Stratus (layers). There are 10 main types of clouds made up of combinations of these families. Clouds are also grouped by their height above the ground. Each cloud […]