Realizing eBusiness with Components

by Paul Allen

"This book is the most complete, technically sophisticated introduction to the problems of second generation e-business development that I have read. It provides the kind of overview that managers need and then proceeds to provide the kind of details that architects, designers and developers need, as well." - Paul Harmon, Editor, Component Development Strategies, Senior Consultant, Cutter Consortium Faculty "Not only does this book provide important insights into its two advertised topics, but it also provides a valuable how-to guide for modeling and developing applications in any business. The book is packed with examples showing that the author has been there, done it and knows exactly how to explain the sophisticated concepts and techniques at the confluence of modern business and modern software technology. Well done, Paul!" - Meilir Page-Jones, Senior Methodologist, Wayland Systems Inc."This is the first book that clearly describes how to do component-based development driven by business models. It does this with practical real-world e-Business examples and describes not only the technology and the integration with the business requirements, but also a pragmatic process how to actually succeed. A book by one of the world's leading experts on components." - Magnus Penker, CEO, Open TrainingThis book provides practical advice for planning, analysis and design of e-business systems using component-based development (CBD). It includes architectures, processes, modeling techniques, economic models and organizational guidelines, all of which are well placed to ease migration of large organizations toe-business.The core of the book is an extensive example that tracks the experiences of a typical company, with a traditional set of business processes and supporting software systems, through various stages along the road to e-business.Plus! · how to grow your e-business capability at minimum risk. · how to integrate e-business objectives plans with software solutions · how to model e-business system requirements · how to structure software projects to meet e-business needs. · how to organize teams to provide e-business solutions · how to provision and manage components · how to architect and specify components and interfaces · how to identify the business benefits of your component-based project. · how to fund and measure the success of component projects020167520XB04062001

Hardcover

First published October 25, 2000

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