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Building the Agile Enterprise

by Fred A. Cummins

July 2010

Intermediate to advanced

336 pages

10h 17m

English

Morgan Kaufmann

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When Agility Pays offHow We Got HereA New Way of ThinkingSOA Maturity ModelCritical Success Factors on the Journey to Agility
Business ServicesService Unit ManagementSOA Electronic InfrastructureDefining Service UnitsRobust Value Chain AnalysisEnterprise Transformation Perspectives
Business Process ConceptsProcess ModelingOperating ModesProcesses in SOAChoreography
Types of RulesImplications of SOARules Management

Information Management IssuesLogical Data ModelData ExchangeBusiness Intelligence ServicesMaster Data ManagementKnowledge Management
Encryption and SignaturesAccountability and NonrepudiationIdentification and AuthenticationAuthorizationRole-Based Access Control, ExtendedRuntime AuthorizationXACML PoliciesAccess Control AdministrationFederation of Trust DomainsPerimeter securityVulnerability Scanning and Intrusion DetectionMonitoring, Logging, Alerts, and Audits
Design PrinciplesService Unit TypesHierarchy Design FactorsOrganization ModelingOrganizational Transformation
Event Resolution Business FrameworkOrigins of EventsIdentification of Events of InterestSources of Event NoticesEvent Notification InfrastructureEvent Resolution Processes
BenefitsAgile Governance FrameworkStrategic PlanningEnterprise IntelligenceBusiness ArchitectureAudit and Risk AssessmentEnterprise TransformationStandards and TechnologyInformation Technology Service UnitsFinance and Accounting Service UnitsPurchasing Service UnitsHuman Resource Management Service UnitsValue Network Services
Business-Modeling ViewpointsModeling Technology StandardsEnhanced Modeling CapabilitiesTactical Solutions
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