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Passionate technologist empowered by core technical knowledge (hands-on) with 20+ years of IT industry experience from conceptualization to realization of large/medium scale IT delivery programs My core competency is technical mindset/passion & experimentation with disruptive technologies. My breadth of experience covers enterprise architecture (inc. EA framework, reference architecture, trade-off analysis), multi-tier technology know-how, multi-channel user experience (UX) & enterprise-level governance model (e.g. quality model, best practices establishment) in globally distributed environment. Founder: vedcraft.com

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Essential Engineering Skills For Every Software Architect
Learn eight categories of engineering craft classifications that will help you grow as a software architect to develop depth in selected areas and awareness of others.
October 12, 2021
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Top Ten Technology Trends For 2021
This article summarizes the top ten technology trends common across the reports of companies like Gartner, Forrester, Bain, and Deloitte.
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Using Enterprise Architecture Framework (TOGAF) in an Agile Way
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The Emerging Role of PaaS In Building Cloud-Native Applications
So many PaaS offerings will likely leave your head spinning. Take a breather and read more here.
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Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS
This blog does not try to compare all available Web Services Development Frameworks but focuses only on three popular approaches
May 8, 2013
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Essential Engineering Skills For Every Software Architect

Oct 19, 2021 · Ankur Kumar

Thanks for your support.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

Mar 20, 2015 · mitchp

Thanks
Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

Mar 20, 2015 · mitchp

Thanks
Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

Mar 20, 2015 · mitchp

Thanks
Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

Mar 20, 2015 · mitchp

Thanks
December Column: Searching Algorithms

Mar 20, 2015 · Mr B Loid

Thanks
December Column: Searching Algorithms

Mar 20, 2015 · Mr B Loid

Thanks
December Column: Searching Algorithms

Mar 20, 2015 · Mr B Loid

Thanks
December Column: Searching Algorithms

Mar 20, 2015 · Mr B Loid

Thanks
December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 26, 2014 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for your comments. We chose AXIS2 after due diligence within internal architect's community.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 26, 2014 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for your comments. We chose AXIS2 after due diligence within internal architect's community.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 26, 2014 · mitchp

Thanks for your comments. We chose AXIS2 after due diligence within internal architect's community.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 26, 2014 · mitchp

Thanks for your comments. We chose AXIS2 after due diligence within internal architect's community.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 16, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 16, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 16, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 16, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 16, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 16, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for your insightful inputs. We are already using Service Virtualization software to mock Web Services.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 09, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 09, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 09, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 09, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 09, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 09, 2013 · mitchp

Thanks for highlighting JAX-RS support.

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 09, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Agree with nature of Spring WS regards to its ease of integration & development. That's why it has been scored well in specific area. Also, note that Scorecard can be customized as per need (for example, if you give more importance to Governance & Vendor Alignment, then weight of it can be increased and scorecard will change)

December Column: Searching Algorithms

May 09, 2013 · Mr B Loid

Agree with nature of Spring WS regards to its ease of integration & development. That's why it has been scored well in specific area. Also, note that Scorecard can be customized as per need (for example, if you give more importance to Governance & Vendor Alignment, then weight of it can be increased and scorecard will change)

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 09, 2013 · mitchp

Agree with nature of Spring WS regards to its ease of integration & development. That's why it has been scored well in specific area. Also, note that Scorecard can be customized as per need (for example, if you give more importance to Governance & Vendor Alignment, then weight of it can be increased and scorecard will change)

Apache CXF vs. Apache AXIS vs. Spring WS

May 09, 2013 · mitchp

Agree with nature of Spring WS regards to its ease of integration & development. That's why it has been scored well in specific area. Also, note that Scorecard can be customized as per need (for example, if you give more importance to Governance & Vendor Alignment, then weight of it can be increased and scorecard will change)

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

Review of TagSoup: mining XML in Haskell

Jul 14, 2010 · Mr B Loid

I concur with you all!!

EA is a generic enterprise-level practice driven by individual on the top of the hierarchy (reporting to CTO or CIO) whereas architects (software/technical/application) are individuals limited to specific areas.

EA is also largely responsible to establish processes/guidelines/framework around which IT division will evolve in the right direction.

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