Index

Note: Page numbers followed by b indicate boxes, f indicate figures and t indicate tables.

A

A3 problem solving, 4
Accept Demand, 320–330
lifecycle implications, 165–167
organizational homes, 322
relationship to other processes, 158–161
service entry points clarification, 161–163See also Patterns
Accounts, 301–302
ACID (atomic, consistent, isolated, and durable), 9–10
Activity-based costing, 230
Aggregate demand, 156
Agile methods
refactoring, 19
test first development, 402, 402b
Agreements, 352
AITAM (Association for Information Technology Asset Management), 87
Andon cord, 17, 18b
Antipatterns
defined, 253, 316, 316b
technology product lifecycle, 320
wasteful, 333–334
Any-to-any relationship, 206b
Application aliasing
in application portfolio ...

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