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Enterprise Software: Avoiding Buyer’s Remorse

By Dick Weisinger

Buying enterprise software is a little like buying a new car. Most people ultimately end up liking what they buy but the experience related to the purchase and delivery is often difficult, if not painful. Hank Barnes, Gartner analyst, told…

Composable Enterprises: A Flexible Framework for Adapting to a Changing World

By Dick Weisinger

A composable enterprise is “an organization that delivers business outcomes and rapidly adapts to business change. Think of it as building blocks made from applications to be assembled and rearranged as needed,” as defined by Gartner. Composable Enterprise design involves…

Enterprise Architecture: MACH Architecture for Scalable and Pluggable Solutions

By Dick Weisinger

Twenty years ago the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python) framework was the cutting-edge approach to developing web-based apps. LAMP is now an acronym and development framework that was superseded by solutions stacks/frameworks like MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, AngularJS (or Angular), and…

Enterprise Software: Vendors Insulated from Recession Worries?

By Dick Weisinger

“The likelihood of recession is rising, because that’s the solution to the inflation problem — that’s what the Fed is telling you. The process won’t be painless,” said Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economics at Renaissance Macro Research, told the…

Enterprise Architects: Complexity and Speed of Technology Change Make the EA Role More Important Than Ever

By Dick Weisinger

Enterprise Architects (EAs) analyze and communicate how to most effectively get business and technology sides of an enterprise to work together. Enterprise Architects contribute in the following areas: Ensure the objectives of Business and Technology teams are in sync and…