As i posted earlier that i will be presenting @ IASA Singapore's chapter evening. It turned out to be an interesting session and i got the chance to interact with the audience and hear their pain points on composite architecture and enterprise mashups.
Enteprisewise initiatives, sharing data across services/apps and need for top quality tools came out as the most crucial elements to the success of composite architecture. I also heard some interesting remarks from the audience. One of the gentlement mentioned that there is nothing that composite arch/enterprise mashup offers that couldnt be done with traditional apps/services. I'd say lets look at this analogy:
"if you are travel from point x to y, you could either walk, run, ride a horse, drive, commute through train, or fly in a plane. Ofcourse it will depend on the distance b/w x and y. Among other things it will also depend on your mind set and approach. if you want to cover the distance in excess of hundreds of kilometers by riding a horse then God speed. Surely you will get there but the question is how much will it cost you in terms of time and effort"
I strongly believe in composite arhictecture and enterprise mashups. This truly leads to realization of potential promised by SOA.
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Saturday, July 26, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
More on Composite Architecture
As i posted earlier that i will be presenting @ IASA Singapore's chapter evening. It turned out to be an interesting session and i got the chance to interact with the audience and hear their pain points on composite architecture and enterprise mashups.
Enteprisewise initiatives, sharing data across services/apps and need for top quality tools came out as the most crucial elements to the success of composite architecture. I also heard some interesting remarks from the audience. One of the gentlement mentioned that there is nothing that composite arch/enterprise mashup offers that couldnt be done with traditional apps/services. I'd say lets look at this analogy:
"if you are travel from point x to y, you could either walk, run, ride a horse, drive, commute through train, or fly in a plane. Ofcourse it will depend on the distance b/w x and y. Among other things it will also depend on your mind set and approach. if you want to cover the distance in excess of hundreds of kilometers by riding a horse then God speed. Surely you will get there but the question is how much will it cost you in terms of time and effort"
I strongly believe in composite arhictecture and enterprise mashups. This truly leads to realization of potential promised by SOA.
Enteprisewise initiatives, sharing data across services/apps and need for top quality tools came out as the most crucial elements to the success of composite architecture. I also heard some interesting remarks from the audience. One of the gentlement mentioned that there is nothing that composite arch/enterprise mashup offers that couldnt be done with traditional apps/services. I'd say lets look at this analogy:
"if you are travel from point x to y, you could either walk, run, ride a horse, drive, commute through train, or fly in a plane. Ofcourse it will depend on the distance b/w x and y. Among other things it will also depend on your mind set and approach. if you want to cover the distance in excess of hundreds of kilometers by riding a horse then God speed. Surely you will get there but the question is how much will it cost you in terms of time and effort"
I strongly believe in composite arhictecture and enterprise mashups. This truly leads to realization of potential promised by SOA.
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Composite Architecture
I will be doing a presentation on Composite Architecture later today @ IASA Singapore's chapter evening.
This presentation will talk about how the
software architecture paradigm is shifting in response to agile enterprises. This talk will intend to de-mystify composite architecture and then in the end present available tools and technologies that can be used to build applications and services that are based on composite architecture.
If you are in or around Singapore on 17th of July 2008 then feel free to join us.
Venue is :9 Temasek Boulevard | #35-03 Suntec Tower Two | Singapore 038989
This presentation will talk about how the
software architecture paradigm is shifting in response to agile enterprises. This talk will intend to de-mystify composite architecture and then in the end present available tools and technologies that can be used to build applications and services that are based on composite architecture.
If you are in or around Singapore on 17th of July 2008 then feel free to join us.
Venue is :9 Temasek Boulevard | #35-03 Suntec Tower Two | Singapore 038989
Thursday, May 15, 2008
IASA Singapore's Networking Night
Don't miss your chance to meet who you want to meet!
This network session allows you to relax in a cosy ambience for conversation with the right people. Co-organised by Hudson and the International Association of Software Architects (IASA), we welcome you to come meet and mingle with fellow industry peers, IASA members and Hudson consultants.
Date: Thursday, 29 May 2008
Time: 18:30 onwards
Venue: Oosters, Suntec City
Dress code: Business Attire.
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Speaking at ITARC - KL
I will be presenting at ITARC conference organized by IASA in KL. I will be presenting a break out session on "Composite Architecture". I will share the slides with all of you shortly.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Setting up IASA Chapter in Singapore
I am glad that we have successfully registered IASA Singapore.
IASA is an "International Association Of Software Architects". For more details please visit http://www.iasahome.org/
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