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03 Feb 09
Syllabus : ISEB Certificate in Requirements Engineering : BCS
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Identify problems with requirements and explain how requirements documentation may be improved
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Mail Order Bikes
Raleigh Bikes + Diamondback Bikes and accessories, delivered to your home (UK Mainland only).
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Nelsonica
The Official Bill Nelson Fan Convention.
Set the dials on your time machines to Saturday 1st November 2008, 12 noon until 11pm.
13 Jun 08
avolution ABACUS
ABACUS is a powerful tool for modelling, understanding and analysing complex enterprises across people, process and technology.
04 Jun 08
Goosh
This google-interface behaves similar to a unix-shell. You type commands and the results are shown on this page.
Requirements Networking Group
Professional development of people who capture and manage requirements for complex and critical systems development projects.
Opinion: It's time to say goodbye to business analysts
Is there a place for business analysts in IT today? Not if their primary function is just to analyze business needs. As the pace of change accelerates, business people want more than analysis; they want workable solutions to their problems.
The Business Analyst and Enterprise Architecture
From the User-Centric Enterprise Architecture blog.
Enterprise Architect vs Solution Architect
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a Solution Architect is a project team role that is responsible for the system quality of the solution being delivered to the business
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an Enterprise Architect is a planning role that is responsible for identifying the future state of an organization's IT environment and engage wherever and whomever necessary to help guide project team's to deliver toward it.
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Electronic Payments
Save hours of research with our ePayment Solutions Directory or 'Use the Tool' to compare the actual costs of online payment solutions for your own business turnover levels.
Service Architecture - SOA: Enterprise Architecture
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the key skills in EA are not the creation of big documents that try and define some vague future but the ability to influence people and to help them reach the right choice for their current solution that also makes sure that the next thing down the line isn't going to be screwed.
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should continually evolve and iterate the "to be" state of the IT estate in line with the demands of the business and it should never be allowed to start defining goals that sit way beyond the technology horizon of today.
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Solutions Architecture
Article about Solution Architecture by Michael Rockwell
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