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How to build a Roadmap – Prioritize (Part I) | Applied Enterprise Architecture
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How to build a Roadmap Prioritize (Part I). July 1, 2013. An earlier post ( How to Build a Roadmap). In this series summarized the specific steps required to develop a well thought out road map. This roadmap identified specific actions using an overall pattern ALL roadmaps should follow. The steps required to complete this work:. Develop a clear and unambiguous understanding of the current state. Define the desired end state. Conduct a Gap Analysis exercise. Develop and Publish the Road Map. It is critic...
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How to build a Roadmap – Define Current State. September 16, 2012. In an earlier post ( How to Build a Roadmap. I discussed the specific steps required to develop a defensible, well thought out road map to identify specific actions using an overall pattern all roadmaps should follow. The steps required to complete this work:. Develop a clear and unambiguous understanding of the current state. Define the desired end state. Conduct a Gap Analysis exercise. Develop and Publish the Road Map. And how do I qui...
What’s in this for me? | the corner office
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Practical advice for the IT executive. Knowledge of the Business. Professional Skill and Competency. What’s in this for me? What’s in this for me? March 5, 2011. One of the more interesting errors of omission I encounter often in architecture or business transformation programs is the absence of a clear, well articulated value proposition for all interested stakeholders. We call this the what’s in it for me for each stakeholder from each of their perspectives. Why is this important? Actual Employee Turno...
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Practical advice for the IT executive. What’s in this for me? March 5, 2011. One of the more interesting errors of omission I encounter often in architecture or business transformation programs is the absence of a clear, well articulated value proposition for all interested stakeholders. We call this the what’s in it for me for each stakeholder from each of their perspectives. Why is this important? The benefits to the business should be obvious, right? Earnings Per Share, Share Prices Appreciation.
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Practical advice for the hands-on practitioner. It really does surprise me how something as simple as Twitter could be used in ways I never thought of or imagined. One clever use of this technology is something Lewis Cunningham at the Database Geek blog. Has shared in a post I stumbled over last week entitled Ora Tweet – Tweet From Oracle, A PL/SQL Twitter API. April 10, 2009. Posted by James Parnitzke. 8212; LinkedIn Profile —. SQL Server Worst Practices. Find Objects Referenced Inside a Stored Procedure.
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Practical advice for the hands-on practitioner. SQL Server Worst Practices. It’s Friday the 13th and we get a surprisingly good, tongue-in-cheek post from Edgewood Solutions Engineers. Addressing SQLServer Worst Practices. Include a useful template or outline for a baseline set of requirements which can be generalized across database platforms. Highly recommended, this post is must read for SQL Server managers (DBA) and operations support staff responsible for optimizing database performance. Find Object...
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How to build a Roadmap – Prioritize (Part II) | Applied Enterprise Architecture
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How to build a Roadmap Prioritize (Part II). July 8, 2013. An earlier post in this series ( How to Build a Roadmap). Summarized the specific steps required to develop a well thought out road map. This roadmap identified specific actions using an overall pattern ALL roadmaps should follow. The steps required to complete this work:. Develop a clear and unambiguous understanding of the current state. Define the desired end state. Conduct a Gap Analysis exercise. Develop and Publish the Road Map. Paired Comp...
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How to build a Roadmap – Sequence | Applied Enterprise Architecture
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How to build a Roadmap Sequence. July 29, 2013. An earlier post ( How to Build a Roadmap). In this series summarized the specific steps required to develop a well thought out road map. This roadmap identified specific actions using an overall pattern ALL roadmaps should follow. The steps required to complete this work:. Develop a clear and unambiguous understanding of the current state. Define the desired end state. Conduct a Gap Analysis exercise. Develop and Publish the Road Map. The goal is to collect...
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Четверг, 17 марта 2011 г. Creating State workflows with SharePoint Designer and InfoPath. I just want to share our experience about creating quite complex workflows with SharePoint designer. In the internet there was an idea that you can start another workflow by creating a list item in some dummy list, and if needed you can implement some kind of looping with this technique. Then you create a WF that starts every time an item is changed and create many steps that have something like “If ProcessSta...
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The search to collect a Toronto Maple Leafs game program from every season they've existed. Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Here's the latest addition to my Hockey Den and to my quest to collect a program for every year of Maple Leaf Garden's existence. This one is from opening night of the 1942/43 season between the New York Rangers and the defending Stanley Cup champs Maple Leafs. The cover features a great photo of Pete Langelle scoring the winning goal in Game 7 of the 1942 Cup Finals. Being at the height ...