Acknowledgments

This book would not be possible without the keen eye of our acquisitions editor, Paul Petralia, and Peter Coad. Many thanks go to our development editor, Jim Markham, who has spent many hours refining our manuscript and the delicate procedure of linguistic hygiene.

This textbook's author team has benefited from early reviews by very talented visionaries within our profession. Input came from all parts of the world from people with diverse backgrounds: from professionals who work in large enterprises to professors at major institutions of higher learning; from people who believe in heavyweight processes to those who have embraced agile methods; from those whose native tongue is English, to those who speak such joyous languages as Arabic, Chinese, French, Portuguese, and Spanish, as well as others; and from those who are lowly developers to those who are senior executives.

We deeply appreciated the feedback received from the following people (company affiliations are included where permitted):

  • Paul Clements (Senior Member of Technical Staff), Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University

  • Russ Rufer, Silicon Valley Patterns

  • Charlie Mead, (Director) Healthcare Information Architecture, Oracle

  • Alan Inglis (Director of Enterprise Consulting), The Infrassistance Company

  • Leon Kappelman (Director Information Systems Research Center), University of North Texas

  • Celia Redmore, BMC Software, Atlanta, Georgia

  • Marcello Kai (IT Analyst), IBM

  • Joe Schurman (Independent Consultant)

  • David Dossot (Team Leader), Atos Origin, Luxembourg

  • Spiro Lecatsas (CTO), Pitstop IT

  • Taran Rampersad (Software Engineer), KnowProSE.com, Trinidad & Tobago

  • Jean Sirica (Architect), Hartford Financial Services

  • Deklan J. Dieterly (Software Developer)

  • Todd J. Johnsgard (Human Factors Engineer)

  • Gerrit Muller (Senior Research Fellow), Embedded Systems Institute, Netherlands

  • Robert H. Shanahan (Chief Software Architect), Northern Solutions Software

  • Hubert Smits (Senior Consultant), Vision Consulting, Scotland

  • Eugen Coca (Professor of Computer Architecture), University Stefan cel Mare, Romania

  • Marié-Louise Dercksen (Business Architect), Comparex, South Africa

  • Rik Manhaeve, Belgium

  • Jason Garbis (Senior Product Manager), IONA

  • Phillip Ohme

  • Alfred Smith (Application Architect), State Information Technology Agency, South Africa

  • Lucas Persona (Computer Scientist), Widesoft Sistemas, Brasil

  • Sirigere Sanjeev, Siemens AG

  • Charles Hawk, FedEx

  • John Lamb (Enterprise Architect), Hartford Financial Services

  • Sean McBreen (Lead .NET Architect), Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, United Kingdom

  • Cordell Carter II (Management Consultant), IBM

  • Raul Abril (Program Management Director), Teradata (a division of NCR)

  • Nitish Verma (Enterprise Architect), Essense Networks Ltd, New Zealand

  • G. Michael Zimmer (Senior Coordinator), Methods and Procedures, British Columbia, Canada

  • Harm Smit (Advanced Projects Manager), SYLLEM, Toulouse, France

  • Marilyn Littman (Professor), Nova Southeastern University, Florida

  • Alexander Schmid (Enterprise Architect), Munich, Germany

  • Rathan Dhariwal (Software Architect), Computer Horizons

  • Bob Corrick (Developer Skill Manager), Virgin Money, Norwich, England

  • Sergio Villagra (Professor), Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

  • Xijia (Frank) Chen (Tech Lead), Verizon Wireless, California

  • Peter Booth (Software Architect), Major Financial Institution, New York City

  • Dirk Muthig (Department Head), Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (IESE), Kaiserslautern, Germany

  • Anders Aspnäs (Solution Architect), Fujitsu Invia OY, Turku, Finland

  • Dr. Shane D. Shook (Manager, Information Risk Management), KPMG LLP

  • Gordon Tulloch (Application Development Manager), Province of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada

  • Lisa Crispin (Manager, QA), KBToys.com, Denver, Colorado

  • Huet Landry (Software Process Improvement Manager), Unisys, Virginia

  • Thomas M. Cagley Jr. (Principal), TMConsulting Services, Ohio

  • Claudio Ochoa (Senior Software Engineer), NEC, San Luis, Argentina

  • Charles Poon-Teck Ling, Ph.D. (Service Provider, Architect, and Principal Consultant), Sun Microsystems Pte Ltd, Singapore

  • Nitish Verma (Enterprise Architect), Essense Networks

  • Bruce Beller (Project Manager), Beller Consulting, Inc., Pennsylvania

  • Horia Slusanschi (Enterprise Architect), Unisys, Wellington, New Zealand

  • Marlyn Kemper Littman (Professor), Nova Southeastern University, Florida

  • Paolino Madotto (Manager), KPMG, Rome, Italy

  • Mark R. Nelson (Professor), Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York

  • Sharad Patel (Consultant), KPMG, London

The author team has benefited immensely in its profession by reading papers from industry luminaries and have incorporated collected thoughts on enterprise architecture and agile methods into this book. Those luminaries include the following:

  • Dana Bredemeyer

  • Ruth Malan

  • Douglas Barry

  • Paul Harmon

  • Peter Herzum

  • Kent Beck

  • Alistair Cockburn

  • Ward Cunningham

  • Martin Fowler

  • Jim Highsmith

  • Ron Jeffries

  • Jon Kern

  • Clive Finkelstein

  • Steve Mellor

  • Ken Schwaber

  • Jeff Sutherland



Practical Guide to Enterprise Architecture, A
A Practical Guide to Enterprise Architecture
ISBN: 0131412752
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 148

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