Monthly Archives: March 2005

Teaching EA

Posted on March 30, 2005

My colleague, John Gøtze has asked me to teach his course on Enterprise Architecture (see T8) at the IT-University of Copenhagen today. The theme is Service-oriented architecture and Henrik Hvid will join me for one of the three hours. The … Continue reading →

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PhD-presentation in the National Enterprise Architecture Committee

Posted on March 21, 2005

Thursday last week, I presented my PhD in the National Enterprise Architecture Committee. It was great to see the “family” again; The committee was established right before my PhD and therefore paved the way for my project. The members were … Continue reading →

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Meeting with Bob Sutor

Posted on March 14, 2005

Yesterday, I met with Bob Sutor from IBM. We discussed open standards in the public sector and how they affect the architectures that we build in government over the next couple of years. Bob is the vice president of standards … Continue reading →

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Defining Interoperability

Posted on March 10, 2005

I think that most people would agree that creating interoperability requires more than just having a common technical standard or using XML to create technical integration between two applications. Therefore, inspired by Park & Ram (2004) and the IDA EIF … Continue reading →

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