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Towards A Traceable Enterprise Architecture For Small- And Medium-Sized Enterprises, Brian R. Houghtaling
Towards A Traceable Enterprise Architecture For Small- And Medium-Sized Enterprises, Brian R. Houghtaling
Regis University Student Publications (comprehensive collection)
The practice of Enterprise Architecture (EA) continues to develop. Many large organizations are using EA processes and practices to help manage their complex set of integrated processes and applications. The set of integrated processes and applications required to meet their unique business requirements. Large organizations inherently recognize that an effective EA assists the enterprise to determine its desired direction. The resulting EA is then used to help manage the changes required to achieve the enterprises chosen destination. In a similar manner, Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) can benefit from EA practices. Achieving these benefits requires EA practices and tools be …
Risk Considerations When Determining Network In Infrastructure Upgrade Methodology, Gene Brandt
Risk Considerations When Determining Network In Infrastructure Upgrade Methodology, Gene Brandt
Regis University Student Publications (comprehensive collection)
Risk considerations when determining network infrastructure upgrade methodology have been interesting in areas of cost, time, and path. This paper evolved from a concrete look at upgrading a specific network to a more abstract investigation of the dangers inherent to upgrading large scale networks based on the form the upgrade took. Personal experience had suggested a remove and replace strategy might be most cost effective but planning, scope creep and other factors combined to show risk mitigation is best practiced on a small scale implementation when possible to reduce the consequences of even partial failure. A study of the cost …