Sten Sundblad

Perspective needed to define Architecture Roles

Fri, 30 Nov 2007 17:07:13 GMT

Sten Sundblad writes "....Per and I have spent the last four years trying to identify and define these roles,....They were in my translation the enterprise architect role, the business architect role, the solution architect role, and the software architect role. When the board reviewed this set of roles, and the definitions of them, I found that the group had done a good job. Still, as could be expected, I had a few objections...."

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InDepthTalk.net : Topics : TechTalk

Re-grouped into a new training format

Tue, 20 Nov 2007 16:54:40 GMT

Sten Sundblad writes "....to teach business and software people how they can architect and implement the electronically serviced enterprise...We’re soon ready to launch the 2xSundblad Academy and its first course. You can still qualify for 25 % discount for the first course by registering yourself"

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Crossed Over to Silverlight Programming

Tue, 24 Jul 2007 16:13:11 GMT

Sten Sundblad writes "...we couldn’t resist the temptation to try our hands on Silverlight and the Expression tools for the next course in the suite....The couple of days became a week, the week became a month, and suddenly we found that we had become addicted to these products. We took the decision to abandon Flash and to go Silverlight instead. And from that moment we have never looked back...."

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InDepthTalk.net : Topics : NET Framework

Online Architectural Course Preview

Wed, 06 Jun 2007 15:40:29 GMT

Sten Sundblad writes "Business architects and analysts is one category which could benefit quite a lot from the content of this course. Enterprise architects as well. And also project leaders and business managers. They all have a stake in business software development, and they should all be aware of the potential of SOA to improve business agility, business process effectiveness, and the competitive capability of any commercial business. Take a look...."

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InDepthTalk.net : Topics : Windows Server