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Monthly Archives: May 2005
Enterprise architecture “Expert” on Computerworld
Yesterday my review of the enterprise architecture for all electronic healthcare record systems in Danish hospitals made it to the front page of Computerworld. Journalist Lisbeth Egeskov interviewed my about my review a couple of days ago. And yesterday my … Continue reading
Posted in Meeting the Press
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Pictures and sound from Magleaas published
Ward Eagen has now published pictures from the the DMIT course at Magleaas and the “Are you ready to die” story by Ojelanki Ngwenyama. Both can be found here.
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Extended enterprise architecture work in the Danish health sector
I have just returned to the office after an interesting conference with the Danish Regions about a common enterprise architecture for electronic healthcare record systems for all Danish hospitals. I reviewed the architecture for the working group a couple of … Continue reading
Posted in IT Governance
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STOP and read!
The principal feedback that I got from the DMIT course this week (mainly from my senior advisor Ojelanki Ngwenyama) was to stop my empirical investigations at this point and read much more. I need to define my concepts more detailed … Continue reading
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IS legitimacy, standards and interoperability by John King
As part of the he 11th Annual PhD Summer School in Design and Management of Information Technology I have now finished my preparations for John L. King’s lecture tomorrow. The first part of the lecture will be about the IS … Continue reading
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Are we still dot.conned?
Preparing for the 11th Annual PhD Summer School in Design and Management of Information Technology, I have spent the last couple of days reading eight papers for Jan Ljungberg’s lecture about the dot-com era and open source software in the … Continue reading
Posted in IT and Society
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