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links for 2010-03-11

Andy Mulholland: (Information Technology) + (Business Technology) ÷ Clouds = Infostructure"Internal information technology with its dedicated users,...

Andy Mulholland: (Information Technology) + (Business Technology) ÷ Clouds = Infostructure"Internal information technology with its dedicated users, applications, licenses, client-server, data-centric and close coupled integration architecture cannot support externally oriented business technology where almost every condition is different. Internet connectivity and the emergence of people centric services in the web 2.0 world has led business and user expectations to shift...

links for 2010-03-10

ClemensUtschig: SOA for the Java Developer,Masons of SOA founding member Clemens Utschig-Utschig shares some tips for Java developers using Patchset 2 for...

ClemensUtschig: SOA for the Java Developer,Masons of SOA founding member Clemens Utschig-Utschig shares some tips for Java developers using Patchset 2 for Oracle SOA Suite 11g.(tags: otn oracle soa soasuite java masonsofsoa)InfoQ: SOA Manifesto - 4 Months AfterDavid Chappell, Clemens Utschig, and other SOA Manifesto authors respond to questions from InfoQ writer Dilip Krishnan. (h/t to @thesoanetwork)(tags: oracle otn soa soamanifesto thomaserl)

Next TechCast Guests: Chinnici, Coekaerts, Wilson

The TechCast Live schedule is filling up. Here's the lineup for the next three shows:March 16: Roberto Chinnici, Principal Engineer, Java EE (on Java EE 6)March...

The TechCast Live schedule is filling up. Here's the lineup for the next three shows:March 16: Roberto Chinnici, Principal Engineer, Java EE (on Java EE 6)March 30: Wim Coekaerts, VP Linux and VM Development (on Oracle VM & VirtualBox integration - with demo!) (Postponed)April 13: Steve Wilson, VP, Systems Management (on Ops Center)As always, tune in at oracle.com/technology at 10am PT. And bring your questions!

links for 2010-03-09

Architecting the Social Enterprise(tags: oracle otn enterprise architecture social computing)FeuerThoughts: What has Toyota actually proven here?"I must admit...

Architecting the Social Enterprise(tags: oracle otn enterprise architecture social computing)FeuerThoughts: What has Toyota actually proven here?"I must admit that as a programmer, it scares me to think that my safety (and the safety of my family members) when driving is so dependent on software." -- Steven Feuerstein(tags: oracle otn toyota software)@vambenepe: There should be a word for this (Blog/Twitter edition) part 2"Back in October (see “there should be a word for...

Architecting the Social Enterprise

Interesting stuff from Dion Hinchliffe on the impact of social computing on enterprise architecture: "The premise is that as we begin to organize our business...

Interesting stuff from Dion Hinchliffe on the impact of social computing on enterprise architecture: "The premise is that as we begin to organize our business processes and the way we collaborate in a fundamentally social manner, we need to manage this activity in a new way that reflects its unique nature. For example, classical hierarchical management structures often don't work effectively when directing the activities of a loosely-coupled social network of people. Then...

links for 2010-03-08

Helen Pitts: Leveraging Enterprise Communications to Transform the Business"This lack of centralized, strategic thinking about communications results in...

Helen Pitts: Leveraging Enterprise Communications to Transform the Business"This lack of centralized, strategic thinking about communications results in multiple and inefficient ways to communicate, and leads to a siloed approach to technology. Point solutions abound in the typical insurance company; it is not uncommon to find more than 20 document automation systems spread across the enterprise, often doing very similar work." -- Helen Pitts(tags: oracle otn entarch...

links for 2010-03-05

@fteter: There’s No Pop Left In Big Bang"[The] ERP big bang is dead. And the strength of the ERP implementation market has gone with it. It’s not the lousy...

@fteter: There’s No Pop Left In Big Bang"[The] ERP big bang is dead. And the strength of the ERP implementation market has gone with it. It’s not the lousy economy as much as it as that the market as matured – and there ain’t no coming back from that. If you make your living with big bang ERP implementations, stop hanging onto a shriveled market…long past time to find a new gig! Like an old firecracker, there’s no pop left in big bang." Oracle ACE Director Floyd (@fteter)...

links for 2010-03-04

links for 2010-03-03

Nigel Fenwick: The New Era Of Social Innovation"In this era, innovation will be driven by empowered customers and employees and IT and Marketing will need to...

Nigel Fenwick: The New Era Of Social Innovation"In this era, innovation will be driven by empowered customers and employees and IT and Marketing will need to join forces and collaborate as never before. The CIO and the CMO, IT and Marketing, will jointly power this new era of Social Innovation by bringing together their extensive domain expertise to create a Social Innovation Network."-- Nigel Fenwick, Forrester(tags: forrester innovation social_innovation cio...