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Do you work in an ordered environment, where things follow rules in a nice, predictable way? Or does your environment exhibit “unorder”, characteristics of complexity or chaotic behaviour. If the latter, you need to read this paper to understand how your domain may differ from others, and appropriate techniques to use as an architect, analyst or designer.
Author Archives: Andrew
Domain-Specific Modelling Techniques
Some useful Domain-Specific Languages I have developed or discovered Continue reading
Friday, February 18, 2005 in Agile & Architecture, Thoughts on the World
Architecture, Design and Engineering
Is IT architecture about “hidden plumbing” or “visible design” delivered to users? Continue reading
Wednesday, February 16, 2005 in Agile & Architecture, Thoughts on the World
The New World of Mr Tompkins
An excellent update to a classic introduction to modern physics Continue reading
Sunday, September 19, 2004 in Reviews
The Coming Global Superstorm
A good book, slightly spoilt by psueo-science Continue reading
Architects Anonymous
A tounge in cheek look at how addictive architecture and design work can be Continue reading
Sunday, June 27, 2004 in Agile & Architecture, Thoughts on the World
Digital Fortress
Mr Brown should stick to what he’s good at Continue reading
Friday, May 7, 2004 in Reviews
Modeling XML Applications with UML
An excellent book covering an important niche Continue reading
Saturday, April 3, 2004 in Agile & Architecture, Reviews
More Secrets of Consuting
Very good, but a harder read than “Secrets” Continue reading
Tuesday, March 9, 2004 in Reviews
The Secrets of Consulting
One of the most important books for any consultant Continue reading
Modelling an Enterprise Data Architecture
A new approach, based on UML, for modelling the real complexity of Enterprise Data Architecture Continue reading
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