Packaging Architecture for Reuse

Executive Summary

Packaging Architecture for Reuse

Posted January 31, 2008 | Technology |

In many industries, products and services fall into family groups. For example, in the automotive industry, automobiles, trucks, and buses each fall into a different family. Of course, some vehicles fall between an automobile and a truck. However, this does not affect the existence of identifiable kinds of products.

About The Author

Oliver Sims

Oliver Sims was a Senior Consultant with Cutter Consortium's Business & Enterprise Architecture practice. Mr. Sims had more than 35 years' experience in many areas of IT, primarily in enterprise architecture. Mr. Sims has held leading positions in enterprise middleware and for EA consulting companies over the past 15 years. He served as the CTO of Agile Enterprise Ltd., a UK-based startup. Previously, he held a senior technical position with… Read More

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Packaging Architecture for Reuse

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