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050 14 $aQA76.9.S88$bS476 2008
100 1 $aSessions, Roger.
245 00 $aSimple architectures for complex enterprises /$cRoger Sessions.
260 $aRedmond, WA :$bMicrosoft Press,$cc2008.
300 $axxii, 181 p. :$bill. ;$c23 cm.
500 $aIncludes index.
505 0 $a1. Enterprise Architecture Today -- Why Bother? -- Common Definitions -- What Is Enterprise Architecture? -- Complexity in Enterprise Architectures -- The Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architectures -- The Open Group Architecture Framework -- Federal Enterprise Architecture -- 2. A First Look at Complexity -- Partitioning -- Five Laws of Partitions -- Simplification -- Iteration -- 3. Mathematics of Complexity -- Looking at Complexity -- Laws of Complexity -- Homomorphisms -- Controlling Complexity in Dice Systems -- Adding Buckets -- Partitioning -- Equivalence Relations -- Equivalence Classes -- Inverse Equivalence Relations -- Equivalence Relations and Enterprise Architectures -- Synergistic in Practice -- Removing Faces -- Removing Buckets -- Other Measures of Complexity -- Complexity in Theory and in Practice -- 4. The ABCs of Enterprise Partitions -- Review of the Mathematics -- Partitioning the Enterprise -- The ABCs of Enterprise Equivalence Classes -- ABC-Type Relationships -- Implementations and Deployments -- ABC Types -- Type Hierarchies -- Composition Relationships -- Partner Relationships -- Relationships and Partition Simplification -- Retail Operation, Again -- 5. SIP Process -- Overview -- Phase 0: Enterprise Architecture Evaluation -- Contraindications -- Phase 1: SIP Preparation -- Phase 2: Partitioning -- Phase 3: Partition Simplification -- Phase 4:ABC Prioritization -- Phase 5: ABC Iteration -- 6. A Case Study in Complexity -- Overview of NPflT -- Current Status of NPflT -- The SIP Approach -- 7. Guarding the Boundaries: Software Fortresses -- Technical Partitions -- Rule 1:Autonomy -- Rule 2: Explicit Boundaries -- Rule 3: Partitioning of Functionality -- Rule 4: Dependencies Defined by Policy -- Rule 5: Asynchronicity -- Rule 6: Partitioning of Data -- Rule 7: No Cross-Fortress Transactions -- Rule 8: Single-Point Security -- Rule 9: Inside Trust -- Rule 10: Keep It Simple -- 8. The Path Forward -- Complexity:The Real Enemy -- Simplicity Pays -- A Philosophy of Simplicity -- A Review of the Book Content -- A Parting Message -- A. This Book at a Glance -- Mathematical Concepts -- Enterprise Architectural Concepts -- SIP Concepts.
650 0 $aSystem design.
650 0 $aComputer architecture.
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