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• Rise of the Development Environment Architect

  Peter Eeles and I must be subconsciously on the same page. Because at the same time I was blogging about Software Architecture Views and Perspectives and Software Architecture Quality Attributes and their direct applicability to SCM/ALM solution architecture... Posted May 12 2008, 09:14 AM by Brad Appleton's ACME Blog Filed under: Design/Arch, CM

• Software CM is Not a Process!

  The (hopefully) provocative title of today's blog-entry is inspired by Phil Armour's essay " Software is Not a Product! ", which is one of many profoundly insightful essay's from his book The Laws of Software Process . Armour maintains... Posted May 18 2007, 07:20 AM by Brad Appleton's ACME Blog Filed under: Design/Arch, CM, Agile

• BOOK on ERP for IT

  Charles Betz' book Architecture and Patterns for IT Service Management, Resource Planning, and Governance: Making Shoes for the Cobbler's Children really ought to be required reading for anyone that fancies themselves a "CM professional"... Posted Mar 13 2007, 11:50 PM by Brad Appleton's ACME Blog Filed under: Design/Arch, CM, Books

• 4+2 Views of SCM Principles?

  In my last blog-entry I wondered if the interface segregation principle (ISP) translated into something about baselines/configuration, or codelines, or workspaces, or build-management. Then I asked if it might possibly relate to all them, Here's a... Posted Jan 19 2007, 07:47 AM by Brad Appleton's ACME Blog Filed under: Design/Arch, CM, Version-Control, SCM-Principles