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Multi-Channel Architecture Basic Requirements – Objects & Components Reuse ( Part 2)

Posted on 05/06/2013 by levinitzan

In my previous post about the multi-channel architecture topic I talked about the important aspect of designing process to be multi-channel enabled from the business process view, meaning understanding that being a multi-channel bank is not just about technology and … Continue reading →

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Selling Banking Solution – POC Enabler or an Hurdle ?

Posted on 29/05/2013 by levinitzan

Working in the banking industry for the past 15 years, and in one of the largest standard software companies in the world (SAP) in the past 9, introduced me to an interesting point when it comes to selling banking solutions. … Continue reading →

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Multi-Channel Architecture Basic Requirements – Cross Channels processes ( Part 1)

Posted on 26/05/2013 by levinitzan

In one of my previous posts I introduced my views around the multi-channel architecture challenge banks are dealing with in the past 15 years. In this post I would like to share my views on the 3 fundamental requirements the … Continue reading →

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Multi Channel Architecture – The Challenge

Posted on 01/03/2012 by levinitzan

In this post I would like to discuss and share my insights regarding the multi channel architecture topic in general and of course the way software solutions could address it. The topic is a very common topic that we encounter … Continue reading →

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Enterprise Business Semantics Model (Part IIII) – The Mapping Challenge

Posted on 21/02/2012 by levinitzan

Up to now we discussed on what it means to have such business semantics model on the enterprise level from both the essence, content needed and supporting tools, but now assuming all of this exists a question might come saying: … Continue reading →

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Enterprise Business Semantic Layer (Part III ) – Establishing the Enterprise Semantic Model

Posted on 19/02/2012 by levinitzan

Continuing on the enterprise semantic model discussed in my previous posts (see links below) several questions needs to be asked when one want to establish it like what does it mean to establish such business semantics model? Who should deal … Continue reading →

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Enterprise Business Semantic Layer (Part II) How banks Deal with the Topic?

Posted on 05/02/2012 by levinitzan

In my previous post I briefly talked about what is enterprise business semantics the different aspects it includes and some challenges we have when having the need to map it to the physical landscape. In this post I would like … Continue reading →

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Enterprise Business Semantic Layer (Part I) – What is it ?

Posted on 31/01/2012 by levinitzan

I find the topic of what is called business semantics or to be more accurate Enterprise business semantics quite interesting and it seems that there are some confusions/misunderstandings and different views around this topic which I would like to try … Continue reading →

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ESB is it just another word for integration broker?

Posted on 19/01/2012 by levinitzan

In this post I would like to raise a topic/question I hear almost every time when having a discussion concerning SOA Architecture and middleware and it is whether ESB is just another name for integration broker or is it something … Continue reading →

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