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New Post 7/9/2008 8:17 AM
User is offline Tony Markos
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Re: Enterprise Service Environment Template 

I about "busted a gut" laughing so hard at the first reason Roger Session listed for IT solution complexity.

  • Partitioning Failures – that is, systems in which either data and/or functionality has been divided into subsets that do not represent true partitions.
  • I mean functional modeling using the industry standard UML  techniques ( Use Cases and Activity Diagrams) is BASED upon a forced, artificial partitioning.    Poor partitioning, especially for a larger scale systems, is a given.  If a poor partitioning is a given going into a project, why bother to recognize it as a problem? Why not just put our fingers in our ears and repeat out loud "La, La, La, La" at any mention of the need for proper partitioning? 

    I could go on at talk about the UML and next item Roger listed  Decomposition failures,  but it is just too much to - just too much.

    Tears In My Eyes,

    Tony

     
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