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The purpose of Architecture Corner is to have a place to discuss subjects in the intersection between business and IT. Today, IT is relevant in most cases when you want to do changes to the business. The opposite is even more true, you need business involvement, when doing changes to IT in order to succeed. Our ambition is to send this show at regular intervals, with guests who have different backgrounds and diverse opinions.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
13 minutes
English
United States
17 episodes
since Aug. 30, 2015
episodic
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Greger Wikstrand and Joakim Lindbom talks about what innovation is for them and what problems their clients have with innovation. Greger was speaker at IBM Interconnect in Las Vegas were he spoke about a recent case and Joakim gives an example how they improved the business for their client, using …
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In this last episode for this season, Claudio Reyers share his views on document management in a mobile world.
This episode was recorded in Stockholm in November 2015.
Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info
Published by Artmann M…
Mikael Flovén gives his view of irrelevant business information and share examples from different organisations. The host of the show is Casimir Artmann.
Links
1) To many requirements - https://vimeo.com/channels/architecturecorner/144961241
2) No estimates - http://neilkillick.com/2013/01…
Christina ”Nina” Lundström and Catharina Zetterberg discuss their roles as project managers in agile projects.
This episode was recorded in Stockholm in November 2015.
Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture …
Casimir Artmann talks about when you have to many requirements .
You can follow them on twitter as @Artmann and @GregerWikstrand
This episode was recorded in Lund in November 2015.
Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivearchitecture.info
Published by Artmann…
Greger Wikstrand and Casimir Artmann are in Lund where they talk about privacy, tolerance and trust.
You can follow them on twitter as @GregerWikstrand and @Artmann
1) Hitta.se2) Viking longhouse - Wikimedia.org3) Theresa May: Internet data will be recorded under new spy laws - telegr…
A case for case management with Léon Smiers and Greger Wikstrand. They discuss BPM and case management, how they differ and how the complement each other. Léon also talks about why they wrote their latest book, Oracle Case Management Solutions and the benefits with case management.
Léon Smiers …
Joakim Lindbom and Greger Wikstrand discuss the state of SOA today.
You can follow them on twitter as @JoakimLindbom and @GregerWikstrand
This episode was recorded at Joakims home in Helsingborg in August 2015.
Architecture Corner is a part of Disruptive Architecture - http://disruptivear…
Woody Zuill and Greger Wikstrands talks about the value we get from from legacy software, but also the need to continuously improve the codebase.
Woody Zuill likes to share his experiences of software development. You'll find his blog at zuill.us/WoodyZuill/ or connect directly on Twitter…
Is there such a thing as IT, or is it only business enabled by technology?
Ad Verschoor from Capgemini in Holland discuss business technology with Greger Wikstrand in this episode of Architecture Corner.
You can follow them on twitter as @GregerWikstrand
Links
1) Jo Jackman - Old cas…
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