Tools & Consulting for the webMethods® platform
Tools & Consulting for the webMethods® platform
Let me share some thoughts on why quite a few people think that coding, which is only the last step in software development, is only for beginners.
Moving away from “legacy software” is easier said than done. It is a complex combination of business and technical aspects that needs to be looked at.
Having worked on a number of migration projects over the last 20 years, here are my thoughts. It is just a “short” overview but will give you a starting point for things to look at.
Having spent a lot of time with performance tuning on webMethods Integration Server, I wanted to share some thoughts here. They will equip you with a starting point and the flexibility to go wherever your project takes you.
If you want to solve a problem, you must first understand it. What may sound silly, is actually more nuanced than people often realize. Here is a bit more detail on this and why an outside view is often helpful.
Here is a short article on what I consider an often overlooked reason for how well software demos go and why you need to prepare hard.
Here is what I do for creating true customer value and how obstacles are dealt with. The approach is universal, simple, and powerful.
The successor of WxConfig is about to land. During my time at Software AG I built WxConfig and made it the leading configuration management system for webMethods Integration Server. Now is the time for a new chapter.
Digitization projects are challenging and often don’t meet the original expectations. In this article I explain how I approached such a project, using principles from agile software development. Those can easily be applied to the organizational side of the project as well and increase your chance of success considerably.
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