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Haven’t we been here before?
Posted on August 14, 2010 | No CommentsI originally drafted this post ahead of a JISC Enterprise Architecture Practitioners Group Workshop which was held in Birmingham back in June. Throughout the EA journey that we took during the JISC enterprise architecture pilot program, and more recently with the JISC FSD Program, we... -
Talend – Open Source Data Integration
Posted on April 10, 2010 | No CommentsAnd whilst I’m about it – as well as Open Modeling for Archimate, I’ve been looking around at opensource ETL and Talend – Open Source Data Integration. One of the big concerns of running commercial ETL solutions is around the sustainability of the products. Some... -
Open Modeling
Posted on April 9, 2010 | No CommentsI missed out on the last JISC FSD Meeting and workshop – paternal duties came first for the week – and so I didn’t get to see the demo(?) of the CETIS work on an opensource ArchiMate modelling capability. Anyway, I cam across Open Modeling the... -
(Nearly) more KPIs than you can shake a stick at
Posted on April 2, 2010 | No CommentsI was flicking through today’s Tweets and noticed this from Ron Tolido (@rtolido), which looks like fun. Well, fun in the sense that there’s a bunch of KPIs held together in a searchable library. I guess that’s fun, if you like this sort of thing.... -
Low carbon computing: a view to 2050 and beyond : JISC
Posted on December 13, 2009 | No CommentsAnother catch-up post. JISC TechWatch did a great job with the other report authors in pulling together this: Low carbon computing: a view to 2050 and beyond : JISC. Put it in your Christmas reading.
