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Event-Driven Architecture

by | Data-Centric Architecture

Event-driven architecture as the latest buzzword in the enterprise architecture space. If you’ve been reading the trade press lately, you no doubt have come across the term event-driven architecture as the latest buzzword in the enterprise architecture space. So you...

The Zachman Framework

by | Data-Centric Architecture

Shortly after you start your inquiry about software architecture, or enterprise architecture as it is often called, you will come across the Zachman Framework. The Zachman Framework is a product of John Zachman who has been championing this cause for at least 15...

Architecture and Planning

by | Data-Centric Architecture

“Action without planning is folly but planning without action is futile.” In this write-up, we explore the intimate connection between architecture and planning. At first blush, they seem to be completely separate disciplines. On closer examination, they...

Time Zones

by | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies

Reflections on low-level ontology primitives. We had a workshop last week on gist (our minimalist upper ontology). As part of the aftermath, I decided to get a bit more rigorous about some of the lowest level primitives. One of the basic ideas about gist is that you...