Mashups
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The internet boom of the late 1990s drove the need to aggregate web content from multiple sources. Two solutions emerged: Mashups and Portals. |
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Mashups allow you to pull media, text and scripts into your webpages. |
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A new breed of BI vendor has emerged and taken a big chunk of the BI market: BI discovery tools. The key message coming from these vendors is clear — business users can deploy and manage BI tools without help from IT. |
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Enterprise Integration has traditionally focused on moving data from one database to another. Recent technology trends have challenged this approach. |
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The value of Mashups lies in the potential of content aggregation to replace traditional methods of integration. |
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Enterprises tend to over-engineer integration. On the internet things evolved differently. |
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Enterprise Architecture (EA) is supposed to help manage IT risks
— but is it possible that EA itself introduces new risks? |
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Modern technology customers and industry insiders are faced with a constant stream of change. Human ability to adapt to this pace of change is remarkable. |
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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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Big data is on the rise — are you missing out? |
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