In the pursuit of collaborative intelligence...


...Ed Daniel's software blog

News

hacker emblem
XING
View Ed Daniel's profile on LinkedIn

.net blogroll

.net dudes

.net dudes (FR)

.rainbow dudes

Community

Humour

Open Source

Other thinking

Partners

Work

February 2005 - Posts

ESBs and Indigo
I 'd like to recommend to all enterprise architects dealing with Global 3500 companies to read-up on ESBs (Enterprise Service Bus architectures).
 
David Chappell published his book on ESBs in April-July 2004 - it is a must read IMHO. 
 
For a .NET focus see a different David Chappell's article featured at MSDN (Feb 2005) on ESBs in relation to Indigo.
 
If you cut your teeth on this now you'll still have a job when Indigo arrives :-)
 
PS. some other links to read:
http://www.sys-con.com/story/?storyid=48035&DE=1
http://www.orbeon.org (Open sauce)
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1727714,00.asp Amazon's play in this space?
 
 
V = PI - NPI

Cryptic? Well perhaps this might help:
 
V = PI – NPI           Value, Productive Interactions and Non-Productive Interactions
 
C2B                       Customer-to-Business
 
I2V                        Interaction-to-Value
 
1997 50%+ NPI across all sectors. Source: McKinsey ‘Revolution in Interaction’
 
2004 80%+ NPI in complex service organisations. Findings from knowledge audits
 
So why post this - well I am going to do a little blogging series on one of the SalePlane portfolio clients: Decisionality, this is just a taster to what I will show the Decisionality team have invented and how they use webservices to deliver on the promise of optimal reduction of NPI, if ever there was a business case this is it ;-)
Paid to work openly?
Feedback on our developer, Emad, working openly with Minciu Sodas:
 
Praise

Ton Haarmans: You have done a fantastic job Emad! Thank you!

Bjoern Schliebitz: Same from my side, it's fantastic to see what progress you made just over the weekend!

Ton Haarmans: great work and fast! thanks again

Andrius Kulikauskas: Ton, your work is beautiful! and your description is very helpful.
Posted: Feb 04 2005, 06:40 PM by Ed Daniel | with no comments
Filed under:
More Posts