This is my site for fun and work. I am Sander, a software architect.
Centrical is my playground. Blogs, news and resources are updated regularly.
My articles are published on Infoworld, AutomatiseringsGids and Emerce, too.
I gather worldwide news, whether it is about e-commerce or service oriented architectures.
My resume, the Web Unified Process and the general conditions are offered in several formats.
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Things I do are audits, architecture design and strategic advice.
Read the cases of customers like Akzo Nobel, Sanoma Publishers and VNU.
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Stuff that happens to me sometimes inspires me to write. It may be nonsense, though.
WUP (Web Unified Process) is a lightweight and agile development method for web projects.
This where I keep technical posts that might come in handy.
Archive
30 May 2004
Centrical newsletter
Today, the (dutch) Centrical newsletter was sent, that officially announces the start of Centrical as a consultancy firm. You can read it, too: just click here.
26 May 2004
Got Good Rhythm?
Got Good Rhythm?"Why do some projects churn, but not make much progress, while others seem to fly by? All projects have a rhythm, and that tempo changes over time. I've worked with a variety of teams and have learned something about why some projects seem to flow, languish, churn or end in a reasonable amount of time."
Microsoft Office Web services bridge
open.itworld.com - TECH ED: Microsoft builds Office, Web services bridge"Expanding on its vision of Office as a front end to business applications, Microsoft Corp. on Monday announced the trial release of a software bundle that allows developers to link business systems to Office applications using Web services.The bundle, called Office Information Bridge Framework, includes an Office add-in for interpreting XML (Extensible Markup Language) metadata, a server component that exposes data, views and actions of a Web service, and a metadata designer that plugs into the Visual Studio developer tool, Microsoft said at its Tech Ed user event in San Diego."
18 May 2004
The Virtues of Chitchat
The Virtues of Chitchat - CIO Magazine May 15,2004"A modest proposal for using blogs to keep IT teams and management up-to-date on implementation."
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