Enterprise Component Architectures

Executive Report

Enterprise Component Architectures

By Michael Guttman, Jason Matthews, Haim Matthews, Michael Matthews

Posted April 30, 1999 | Technology |

RETHINKING CORPORATE ARCHITECTURES

Past Executive Reports in this series have discussed various ways of defining a corporate computing architecture. In most cases, these architectures are organized around a collection of vendor products or developed to organize a specific environment.

About The Author

Michael Guttman

Michael Guttman has more than 25 years' expertise designing, developing, and deploying large-scale complex enterprise systems and infrastructures. Previously, he was CTO of Genesis Development Corporation, an enterprise software consulting company that he cofounded in 1992 and later sold to IONA Technologies, PLC. While at Genesis, Mr. Guttman managed the development of SureTrack, a groundbreaking process for transitioning large IT organizations… Read More

Jason Matthews

Jason Matthews Jason Matthews has over 20 years of expertise in all aspects of business management and technical application of enterprise information technology solutions.… Read More

Haim Matthews

Michael Matthews

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Enterprise Component Architectures

RETHINKING CORPORATE ARCHITECTURES

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