We have a lightweight architectural approach to build distributed applications that brings together the best of SOA, REST, and Cloud.

SOA architects are turning toward REST as a lightweight alternative to Web Services.

Every IaaS product except Amazon Web Services is still mired in the vaporware stage in one way or another.

As long as we seek to eliminate ambiguity rather than embrace it, the semantic pot of gold will remain out of reach.

The Cloud isn’t the best solution to every problem, just as SOA wasn’t.

Do you like programming? Do you want a good salary? How about job security? I have a skill for you.

NoSQL databases are nonrelational, so we need to replace SQL. The question of the day, of course, is what to replace it with.

Not only are software and hardware vendors -- as well as IaaS providers -- in the Cloud market playing with the wrong ball, they're in the wrong field.

Shouldn't every lead Enterprise Architect be a Chief Architecture Officer? Without that executive authority, their EA policies are merely suggestions.

With appropriate planning, management, and presentation a Proof-of-Concept can become a key part of a successful Enterprise Architecture