Secure your data to lay a foundation that will withstand the winds and rain of IT disruptors
May 21, 2013A wise man once said that people who build their houses on a foundation of rock are able to withstand the storms of life. On the other hand, people who build their houses on foundations of sand will be swept … Continue reading
Posted in Analyst's Angle, Applications, What's New in Research | Tagged analytics, architecture, big data, cloud, data, it disruptor, mobile, secure, trust | Leave a comment
What is SDN? I hear so much about it!
December 10, 2012There has been a lot of buzz of a new concept emerging in the network community– software defined networking (SDN). SDN is glamorized as the network’s latest push towards a more streamlined and cost-efficient solution compared to the physical infrastructure … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, What's New in Research | Tagged abstraction, API, Application, architecture, Brocade, Cariden, cisco, commoditization, control plane, controller, data plane, DDoS, decouple, hp, ibm, Infrastructure, interoperability, Juniper, layer 2, layer 3, microsoft, network, network architect, Open Networking Foundation, OpenFlow, OSI, physical, router, SDN, software defined networking, stack, standards, switch, traffic flow, utilization, virtual, virtualization, VMWare | Comments Off
Build business engagement in your EA processes
May 30, 2012Business engagement in enterprise architecture – do you need it or not? Enterprise architects have debated it for decades, with some arguing business engagement lies at the core of enterprise architecture (EA) value, and others seeing at least some value … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, News & Analysis, What's New in Research | Tagged architecture, business, current state, ea, engagement, enterprise-architecture, initiative, model, strategic planning, Strategy, target state | Comments Off
