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Mobile Enterprise Architecture: Model and Application
by Bhuvan Unhelkar
Mobility in business implies two keywords: location independence and personalization. This Executive Report by Bhuvan Unhelkar discusses the mobile enterprise architecture (MEA), which synergizes the crucial aspects of mobility in an architectural framework. The MEA enables an enterprise to achieve the advantages from mobility while reducing the risks associated with its implementation.
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Enterprise Mashup: What It Means to Your Organization -- Part I
by Eugene Ciurana
This Executive Update is the first in a two-part series that looks at the results of a recent Cutter survey on the use of enterprise application mashups in organizations. Here in Part I, we look at the different ways to define enterprise mashups, evaluate the use of and interest in mashups in organizations, and examine the use of best-of-breed resources. Part II will cover mashups and real-life applications, mashup deployment, and awareness of intellectual property issues.
The Ignored Logic in SOA Solutions
by Mike Rosen
The question of where logic belongs in an application has been a topic of debate for years and has changed as technology, requirements, and our understanding has evolved over time. The change from client-server computing (two-tier) to the three-tier model represented a movement of logic out of the presentation and into a separate, middle tier.
Enterprise Architecture: It's Not Just For IT Anymore
Podcast by Mike Rosen and Jeroen van Tyn
Achieving Business-IT alignment is the nirvana of enterprise architecture (EA), but too often EA flounders from exactly the misalignment it assumes to address. Business architecture must ultimately be the source of requirements for IT architecture. Yet, business owners are not engaged in the architecture process. In this podcast of a Summit 2007 interactive luncheon session, Cutter Senior Consultants Mike Rosen and Jeroen van Tyn discuss this paradox and describe a process for better aligning enterprise IT solutions with enterprise business needs. Listen to this luncheon discussion and come away with practical advice for getting business and IT to understand each other's roles and needs in a way that leads your enterprise toward a common goal.
