Packaged Composite Applications: An O'Reilly Field Guide to Enterprise Software
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (529 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0596005520 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has managed the product development cycle from initial requirements through sales for web sites and software products designed for the publishing and financial services industries. Dan Woods, a seasoned CTO, has built technology for companies ranging from Time Inc. New Media to TheStreet. Dan is the author of two books and a frequent contributor to InfoWorld and other publications.. Dan has also navigated all phases of the busines
New Media to TheStreet. Dan is the author of two books and a frequent contributor to InfoWorld and other publications.. He has managed the product development cycle from initial requirements through sales for web sites and software products designed for the publishing and financial services industries. Dan has also navigated all phases of the business cycle: crafting strategy and budgets, building and managing large development teams, writing patent applications, negotiating large vendor agreements, operating data centers, communicating with board members, raising money, and selling and marketing a product. About the AuthorDan Woods, a seasoned CTO, has built technology for comp
Today's corporate computing environment is too often characterized by silos of data in enterprise applications like ERP, CRM, and supply chain management. This book, rather, combines the approach of a forward-looking analyst with the perspective of an executive who must make things work, without skimping on the relevant technical details. Using web services, they combine new functionality with services from existing applications to enable flexible, cross-functional automation. But is this new model right for your business? That's where this book comes in.Packaged Composite Applications is the result of a systematic search through the brain trust
Amazon Customer said excellent review of SAP PCA's. I brought this book immediately after reading 'Netweaver for dummies' co-authored by Dan woods. He is futuristic and gives the future trends in SAP industry. Would be very useful for someone who is already experienced in SAP but would like to expand their expertise in Netweaver. Good for project leaders and managers.. A Customer said Outstanding overview of the next wave in enterprise IT!. I looked around for public information on these new applications (Packaged Composite Applications) that SAP and others are now introducing. SAP calls them xApps, and there are others out there too. There isn't much available yet, but luckily Dan Woods has this well written volume available.Woods' book is an in-depth study of the latest enterprise application technology. Althought it may seem to focus a bit on SAP, the principles apply to every vendor's applications. The platforms may vary from company to company, but the key concepts are applicable.In today's economic environment, companies are looking for ways to. A reader said Unconvincing. This book purports that the so-called "Packaged Composite Application" (PCA) is the only future for enterprise computing. However, despite the book's best attempt, it failed to make a convincing argument for this.The biggest problem with the book is that it failed to acknowledge the daunting technological challenges facing the creation and proliferation of "Composite Application" (CA). This book resorts to saying somehow an "Enterprise Service Architecture" platform will magically address all technological difficulties, and everything will be all fine thereafter. But, does such a magic platform exist today? No. Wi