by Scott Andersen http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.org I have wondered for a long time about the “Internet of things” I’ve posted several somewhat negative posts on the total available bandwidth being a concern. What I have realized however is that the Internet of things is a great architect problem. Architects should
As promised I am launching a new IASA blog series called Architect and (of) ethics. From Google: eth·ics ?eTHiks/ noun moral principles that govern a person's or group's behavior."Judeo-Christian ethics" synonyms: moral code, morals, morality, values, rights and wrongs, principles,ideals, standards (of behavior), value system, virtues, dictates of conscience "your so-called newspaper is clearly not
Its an interesting question I got via email (and Paul posted two weeks ago). Globally there are a number of aspects of the concepts of ethics that change depending upon where you are. Never that the ethics get looser just that there are regional flavors of ethics that apply. The reality is that compliance is
Did she just say Architect? Its interesting that in the past five or so years the title of software architect has undergone significant change. The initial argument (He’s an architect – so he builds buildings?) added the software in front of the title. Did she say software architect? In fact she did. Software Architects build
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.org I’ve spent considerable time on my blog in the past four months talking about the concepts of innovation. I pulled all of them together into what I call Andersen’s Law of innovation. I talked about the trends and realities of innovation in our ever expanding technology market.
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com (This blog published on Sunday) Tomorrow let’s take a moment to remember those who have fallen. Not just here in the US but also around the world. Those who paved the way for those of us who are free and those paving the way for those who wish to be free. (To those
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.org You hear it all the time a phrase normally uttered as a “cautionary tale” regarding cloud security in particular in the public cloud. A warning sign uttered that applies to the solutions of many Cloud Service Providers. Your VM, the person says to you, may be sitting
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.org I’ve spent the past two weeks discussing a topic on my other blogs and podcast. It is the concept of Brittle Computing. First off let me begin by saying that Brittle Computing is a concept that explains in part the reality of the new concept “design for
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.orgIn the end cloud pricing will drive you batty. No matter what you consider and how you evaluate the reality of cloud pricing is sometimes as much a learning and knowing experience as anything.Subscription pricing is good for an organization that knows they will always use X% of
http://docandersen.podbean.com http://docandersen.wordpress.com http://scottoandersen.wordpress.com My Amazon author page!!!! http://www.safegov.org There is an upcoming cloud computing introduction course available from IASA Education. In that course we will talk about pricing and other cloud concepts from both the technical and business viewpoint. Today’s blog focuses on the broad concept of cloud migration buckets. Anyone who walks into your
