Archive for January 27th, 2008



Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture is the process of planning, designing, and implementing the structure of an organization’s knowledge assets, information processes, and workflow, to support and align with its business goals and strategy. The underlying purpose is to ensure that business processes, their organization, and performance, is directly addressed by current and future information technology, including hardware systems, application software, and data storage mechanisms. [More…]

Simple JavaScript OOP Programming

JavaScript has a unique style for Object-Oriented Programming. The style is closer to the syntax of a functional language than a procedural language. The syntax is not difficult to learn, but it behaves completely unlike what you expect from a compiled language like Java or C++. Central to JavaScript OOP is the way that new functions may be attached to existing objects. Here are a few simple example of how a JavaScript object can be instantiated and manipulated. [More…]

Business Intelligence

Business Intelligence encompasses a range of techniques to collect, integrate, analyze, and present information about business operations. Business Intelligence tools draw upon historical data contained in a relational database, Data Warehouse. or Data Mart. Current information is compared with historical data as well as predictions from models to generate reports that help decision makers evaluate performance. Data Visualization techniques combined with Data Mining tools may be applied to financial, production, and sales data to identify trends through the use of statistical analysis and machine learning techniques. [More…]