Event analysis is a counterintuitive but "easy to understand and use" approach for designing or redesigning processes and systems. If used consistently and extensively, it simplifies architectures, increases structural parallelism, identifies needed controls, and expedites the eventual enhancements of applications, middleware, and operating systems.
Executive Update
Event Analysis: The Right Way to Design Processes and Systems
By Kenneth Rau
Posted November 18, 2010 | Technology |
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