Many .NET developers are becoming more and more interested in the Rich Internet Application development space, and in particular
Silverlight. In this session we will step back from a detailed implementation technology and take a higher level look at Silverlight from the architect’s…
Cloud Computing is often presented as an esoteric technology that is only interesting to large companies. In point of fact, small- and medium-sized companies will find the economics and technology opportunities very compelling.
Shy Cohen and
Michael Stiefel discuss why this is so, and why…
You've no doubt heard by now a lot about software plus services as an architectural concept, but how many real world examples can you say you've seen? On this episode of ARCast,
Denny Boynton
sits down with Derek Jerrel from
Winchester Ammunition and Jim McPherson and Jeff Fattic from…
Want to know more about
Microsoft Windows Azure and the Azure Services platform and how it relates to Microsoft’s “Software + Services” strategy and other cloud computing services such as Amazon EC2? Check out
Dr. Zhiming Xue’s
interview with
Vishwas Lele, CTO of Applied Information…
‘Twas the week before the holiday season… in this interview, with
Jeff Barnes from Microsoft, Ron Teblum, CEO of Catalog Enterprises Inc. and Raphael Parentes, lead graphic designer, discuss the launch of
MyChristmasCatalog.com
and their innovative use of Silverlight3 and Expression Blend and to…
What are the business considerations of risks and benefits when considering cloud computing options, strategies, and trends? Check out this discussion between
Miha Kralj and
Zhiming Xue.
Enterprise Architects, Solutions Architects, Infrastructure Architects, and Business Analysts all work hand-in-hand to deliver value to the enterprise. In this interview,
Joe Shirey talks to Matt Hessinger
about the dynamics of each of these groups and some strategies for improving these…
Bob Familiar
interviews Jeromy Carriere on the
Lightweight Architecture Alternative Assessment Method (LAAAM),
a fast and efficient way to make good architectural decisions that are aligned with the needs of your business. Making good architectural decisions early in the software development…
No one will argue that the process of architecting software solutions that use available capabilities to address business needs within an organization's constraints is often a daunting task. Challenges like this can be much more approachable when you have
a solid way of reasoning about all of the…