Software Castle: Enterprise Structure Modeling (Translated Version)

Author: (USA) Sasho MacKenzie
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book introduces a new method for modeling large enterprises: the Software Castle Model. In the Software Castle Model, enterprise architecture is viewed as a series of independent, suspicious, and marginally cooperative software castles, which interact through carefully drafted and meticulously managed treaty relationships. The Software Castle Model is an intuitive, simple, and easily mapped to existing technologies enterprise software architecture modeling method. This book was written to meet the urgent needs of a broad readership, who have demanded the definition, clarification, and explanation of the basic concepts of this new modeling methodology. This book is your roadmap to the Software Castle, and a must-read reference for all enterprise software development professionals—whether it's managers ruling over highly complex enterprise systems, designers planning to create interoperable, scalable, and highly secure enterprise systems, software development consultants looking to advise on how .NETT and J2EE can adapt to the social enterprise space, practitioners seeking to understand the relationship between enterprise systems and large-scale enterprise architecture, or business analysts needing to grasp the system requirements for successful software implementation.