I attended SIGS DATACOMM OOP 2014 last week in Munich, Germany. I passed on the German language sessions – my high school Deutsch not sufficiently wunderbar – but among the
Late binding is a mechanism in which the method being called upon an object is looked up by name at runtime. This mechanism was useful in Microsoft’s Component Object Model
Cloudwashing has always been one of the greatest challenges of the emerging Cloud Computing marketplace. At its core, we define Cloudwashing as saying something is Cloud when it really isn?t.
As the author of The Agile Architecture Revolution, one of the questions I get now that I work for a software vendor is how Enterprise Architecture can help my company,
My good buddy Joe McKendrick at Forbes Magazine recently penned a thought-provoking piece: Cloud Providers May Not Be Ready For Big Data Onslaught, Users Fear. He?s right, of course ?
One of the primary enablers of Public Cloud Providers? dramatic economies of scale is their fanatical devotion to homogeneity at the hardware level. Walk into one of their data centers
The data in the enterprise change all the time, right? Virtually every user interface interaction, API call, or event changes some data somewhere. Code, however, is static. It never changes
I?m pleased to announce that I?ve taken a position as Chief Evangelist at EnterpriseWeb. More good news: I?m also going to continue to blog for DevX. It wouldn?t be fair,
The whole idea of a Private Cloud is that it?s supposed to be, well, private. As in, nobody else?s business. You want a Private Cloud? Own your own data center.