Designing e-Business Systems
by Joe Ellsworth
Description
In today's fast paced Internet Environment business models & requirements are evolving all the time. In addition e-business applications no longer work as a centrally planned system but are more a federation of loosely tied together systems.
They are increasingly required to integrate with Supplier & Customer systems, with front end systems and backend systems, etc. In essence the technology designs of these applications are completely changed by the time the application is actually deployed.
This course explains how to design next generation e-business applications to be resilient to this kind of change. To build systems that allow independent evolution.
To build systems that can be integrated with low cost and minimum disruption to other systems using a loosely couple adaptive architecture approach to design.
What you will learn
- General technology architecture concepts
- Problems with current generation e-business applications & systems
- Issues to keep in mind when designing next generation e-business applications
- Designing for change using loosely coupled adaptive architectures
- Designing e-business applications that allow independent evolution
- How to integrate your e-business application with other systems at low cost
- How to integrate with other systems with minimum disruption to the systems involved
Main Topics
- General Architecture Principles
- Current Generation E-Business Applications
- Design Methodology
- Role of XML in loose coupling
- Case Study 1 - Designing an Enterprise Personalized Corporate Portal
- Building new business-business applications using this methodology
- Adapting Existing business-business applications
- Case Study 2 - Designing a wireless services software hub
- Next Generation E-Business Applications
- Case Study 3 - Selected by seminar participants from a list of choices