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There's quite a bit of confusion about three common content management acronyms: CMS, WCM, ECM. Here's what you need to know to get above the confusion.
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Yes and no. There's no ITIL certification process offered by ITIL itself. However, an organization that's reached ITIL maturity can generally be ISO 20000 certified.
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Yes, architect is a verb. Some dictionaries list it as a verb and others do not. The ones that don't haven't caught up with the modern usage of the word architect.
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It seems like IT people are always talking about services.
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) are large systems that solve a wide range of business problems.
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The term legacy system is sometimes used inaccurately. There are 8 things that make a system "legacy".
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Enterprises tend to over-engineer integration. On the internet things evolved differently.
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Despite best efforts — it's simply ineffective to display data on a two dimensional static page.
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Information Architect (IA) is a widely misunderstood profession. Some think of Information Architects as glorified Web Designers. Others think of IAs as database designers. Still others consider them to be library scientists.
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The internet is an agile, interoperable and scalable service-oriented environment. Web Oriented Architecture seeks to leverage internet design principles for the Enterprise.
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