Integration and the art of Archimate – The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. Many organisations only use a small portion of the Archimate palette. Most often I encounter application…
Integration and the art of Archimate – Integration as Strategic Capability Gartner defines integration as “styles” that can take the form of being either application, data or event centric. While…
In my previous post about integration and ArchiMate, I argued that integration could be modelled as some sort of collaboration at the application level. The business layer in this modelling…
First, a wave to the crowd Before we begin, we need to have a serious talk. Somehow, whenever we use the abbreviation SOA in relation to IT in the presence…
Vanaf maart 2020 is gebleken hoe solide de Nederlandse digitale infrastructuur eigenlijk is. We zijn toen zonder noemenswaardige problemen, van de ene op de andere dag, massaal op afstand gaan…
Serverless is een andere manier van denken over hoe gebruik gemaakt kan worden van de cloud infrastructuur. In traditionele zin maak je gebruik van een eigen server waar de eigen…
So, you’re a minor integration deity, you’ve got your ArchiMate certification and now you’re prowling the internet in search for whoever was first with depicting integration architecture artifacts into ArchiMate….
In my last blogpost I emphasized on the importance of an iPaaS for digital businesses and the ability to support “a wide variety of endpoints and data formats, domains, constituents…
This post is part of my Popping Bubbles series. If you’re new to the series, you should really start at the beginning. If you don’t have that much time, here’s…
In the IT industry, among others, you’re often only as good as your last success. As Rogers (2016) mentions: “In a world of rapidly changing technology and customer needs, it…
One of my gripes with the technological developments over the past couple of years is that the names that have been bestowed upon them have not been great. Microservices seem…
This is part two of the two-parter about CDM. In part one we covered the theory of CDM. In this post we’ll get our hands dirty (and our brains as…
Does this discussion sound familiar? “…” “But an employee can also be a customer!” “True, so we would need something like ‘Person’ to capture the commonalities.” “OK, so email should…
In my previous bubbles post I explained about silos and why it’s important to “pop them bubbles”. I will continue the history where I left off, with the introduction of…
Microservices are a hot topic these days. A lot has been written about them and a lot of people and companies have started building them. Some say they the concept…
System Integration, like IT in general, is an ever changing landscape. With new technologies, paradigms and views emerging over time. The last couple of years this rate of change seems…
Inleiding/Context Bij bijna alle opdrachtgevers waar Rubix werkt speelt het onderwerp testautomatisering. De ene opdrachtgever is hier al verder mee dan de andere. Sommige opdrachtgevers hebben reeds een tool in…
Fabric8 is a cloud platform which enables you to create and manage a cloud based microservices infrastructure. This article explains the concepts behind Fabric8 and how it tries to solve…
Als pure specialist op het vakgebied van integratie beseft ook Rubix dat API management niet meer is weg te denken in de wereld van IT. De successen van Uber, AirBnB…
Last week I passed the Arcitura SOASchool exam S90.02 as part of the SOASchool Architect certification path I would like to complete. The exam covers basic SOA technology concepts like XML…