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Marc Queval

NIH Enterprise Architecture - Technology Architecture - 3 views

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    Resources for architects library, strategy, technology and architecture.
Marc Queval

A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods - 0 views

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    How to represent data, information, concepts, strategy... A complete list of views with good examples.
Executive Brief

Supercharging QA: The Power of Metrics - 0 views

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    Learn how you can solidify your process improvement strategy by collecting vital data at each quality checkpoint. Study these best practices for implementing a program that will stand the test of time!
Executive Brief

CMMI and Agile: Opposites Attract - 0 views

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    The myths surrounding the compatibility of CMMI and Agile have recently been debunked by SEI. Learn how these seemingly opposing strategies can be paired to foster dramatic improvements in business performance!
Marc Queval

SONA's Role in Enterprise Frameworks and Strategies  [Service-Oriented Networ... - 0 views

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    As enterprise IT architects and software systems developers consider how to implement a comprehensive enterprise IT architecture for the coming years, many are considering using several industry architecture development frameworks, including The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF).
John Lundin

Windows XP to Windows 7: It's Going to Be a Bumpy Ride - Columns by PC Magazine - 0 views

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      NO upgrade path from XP to W7???...and this is supposed to encourage XP users to upgrade to W7? It really gives those organizations looking at other OSes the time and motivation to switch to LINUX.
  • XP may be an old OS but it's widely used. Consumers, in particular, will be squeamish about installing a completely new OS. I think the word of mouth about Win 7 is so good—and rightly so—that users will finally want to upgrade. However, when they hear that they have to replace their operating system and, ostensibly, rebuild their relatively new PCs, they could balk.
    • John Lundin
       
      The users that have the W7 upgrade option from XP (lose everything and install a new OS) *will* balk at the option!
  • Microsoft is also ignoring the countless businesses that stuck with XP
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  • My IT department, like so many others, wanted nothing to do with Vista, or the headaches they assumed they'd encounter. Microsoft needs companies to feel comfortable about switching to Win 7. If they can't upgrade from the OS most are using, they'll wait, too.
  • this Microsoft strategy will certainly scare off many XP users who were considering an upgrade
  • wondering why they'd do anything to harm its chances in the marketplace
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