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Nowadays Time Attendance System is replacing the conventional process of using hand written pen and paper as well as the clock time. This application, which is the most recent invention, can help your organizations main departments like Human Resource and the Finance department for the completion of their tedious work. It also helps in resolving all the shortcomings which one used to face with the former method.
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the need for the exchange of ideas, best practices, research and methods among architects is growing
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digital magazine on architecture
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Guido Bayens, Novius: Architecture in the public secto
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Introduction to the TOGAF 9 Method Plugin for EPF Composer - 0 views
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Introduction to the Eclipse Process Framework (EPF) version of TOGAF 9. Eclipse Process Framework is a powerful tool for authoring and publishing methods. It is a free, open-source tool based on the industry standard Software Process Engineering Metamodel (SPEM). The EPF version of TOGAF 9 is supplied in both a published and a source format.
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Face Recognition Time Attendance is a fully customized biometric time attendance system by Face Recognition Solution. It can be utilize at different premises like in corporate, hospitals, education institutes etc. It helps in recording the timing data of the individuals that might be used for arranging different shifts timings, leave calculations, arrival and departure time, late comers and the workers doing over time.
8 SOA mistakes architects should avoid - 0 views
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8 SOA mistakes architects should avoid
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A pessimistic approach towards SOA seems to prevail in some blogs. But these opinions strike me by surprise. In the industries I am working for - public sector, healthcare and Defense/ public security - SOA is predominant and you will find only rare examples of tenders where SOA is not highlighted as the guiding principle for the whole architecture. SAP's CTO Vishal Sikka has already provided the community with some very helpful insights concerning these discussions. I just want to add some points from an architect's point of view: From my point of view it is not the SOA approach itself which should be questioned but the way how we architects sometimes work on SOA. Some of the mistakes that are listed below I have encountered during my SOA projects. Others are based on discussions with other architects and decision makers inside and outside SAP, from customers and from partners. My intention is simple: I want to help to avoid these mistakes in the future and to strengthen the SOA approach which is for me without an alternative.
SOA ist nicht tot - SOA ist Mainstream || IT-Republik - Business Technology - News - 0 views
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SOA ist nicht tot – SOA ist Mainstream
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REST - Der bessere Web Service? || IT-Republik - JAXenter - Artikel - 0 views
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REST - Der bessere Web Service?
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Vor nicht all zu langer Zeit schien es völlig klar, dass der Weg für eine interoperable Kommunikation zwischen Anwendungen mit unterschiedlichen Entwicklungszyklen über Web Services führen muss. In letzter Zeit jedoch ist immer häufiger die Rede von einer leichtgewichtigen, einfacheren Alternative: Web Services auf Basis von REST (REpresentational State Transfer).
Microsoft "Geneva": Single Sign On & Online Services « Software Ruminations - 0 views
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Biometrics is in existence from very early times. Fingerprints were used as a non-counterfeited mark since 500 BC. Babylonian merchants used it to straighten out business transactions. The undertakings were recorded in clay tablets that also contained fingerprints. Footprints were also used to distinguish children. Early Egyptians differentiated between traders by their physical attributes. Inked fingerprints of children were taken for identification purpose by Chinese merchants during the 14th century.
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