Tech·Ed Europe 2010
- Berlin, Germany
- November 8 - 12, 2010
- Speakers at Tech·Ed Europe 2010
Tech·Ed Europe 2010
Featured
- List
- Top Rated
- Most Viewed
- All
-
-
Capability Based Models and Service Oriented Architecture- Ulrich Homann
- Architecture
- ARC201
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
Business capabilities are capacities that a business can provide or exchange to achieve a specific outcome. As they typically include stable aspects of an organization, using a network of capabilities to model a business architecture can lay the perfect foundation for service orientation. This session... -
Cloud Computing – A Crash Course for Architects- Beat Schwegler
- Architecture
- ARC202
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
Cloud computing promises instant access to unlimited computers, storage and application resources, and all with zero capital investment. However, most companies can't or won't move all of their assets to the cloud. What applications, services and capabilities benefit the most from cloud computing? To... -
How Frameworks Can Kill Your Projects, and How Patterns Can Prevent You from Getting Killed- Sander Hoogendoorn
- Architecture
- ARC202-LNC
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
When it comes to Microsoft .NET-connected development, more and more frameworks are entering the market, both from Microsoft and from open source. Think of ASP.NET MVC, Castle, Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), Entity Framework, Unity, Linq2SQL, ADO.NET Data Services, Windows Communication Foundation... -
If there was a school of IT Architecture, what would I learn there?- Miha Kralj
- Architecture
- ARC201-LNC
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
What distinguishes architecture from an engineering discipline? What separates a dull solution from one that expresses simplicity, clarity, grace, and beauty? At those times when functionality isn’t enough to delight the customers, what is that extra non-tangible element that inspires and moves us? The... -
Increasing Your Data Center Efficency Through Proven Practices- Paul Butterworth, Eduardo Kassner
- Architecture
- ARC203-LNC
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
Most of the time when we deploy practices in our Data Centers we are blind to the effect they will have in our operating environment. We have a very good indication that the result is worthwhile but how much should you expect, and how can you measure efficiency? In this session we will share with you... -
IASA’s Five Pillars of IT Architecture- Jim Wilt
- Architecture
- ARC204
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
So, you are an architect. What does this mean? How do you define yourself? The International Association of Software Architects (IASA) has worked with more than 7000 architects to create a common definition and understanding of IT Architecture as expressed by five pillars: Business Technology Strategy;... -
How Smart Use Cases Can Shape Web Software Development- Sander Hoogendoorn
- Architecture
- ARC205
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
Use cases have been around for many years describing the requirements of software development projects. From a developer’s point of view, use cases are often seen as too abstract and too complex to develop code from. Until now, that is. During this interactive talk, speaker Sander Hoogendoorn will demonstrate... -
Working Software is Not Enough!- Mitch Lacey
- Architecture
- ARC207
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
The true measure of project progress is working software - or is it? Our team thought it was, and we were wrong. This is the story of our team, a team that set out to build a new order tracking system for a worldwide vehicle manufacturer and failed. So, what are the factors necessary for a successful... -
Architecture in Agile Projects – How to do it right (Repeats on Friday)- Mitch Lacey
- Architecture
- ARC208
- Day 40
- December 17, 2010 at 9:28AM
-
0
Architecture: Big design up front, or cowboy ‘design-it-as-you-go’ coding? In agile projects we hear that BDUF is evil. Does that mean that agile requires no architecture? Is there no more need for architects in agile projects? Neither could be farther from the truth. In this talk, Mitch Lacey, former...
