Methodologists are much like everyone else in that we are all too crazy busy to spend time reflecting on the past. However, as I was preparing for a presentation at the 2012 JDE Summit last week, I found myself reflecting on the fact that I had returned to the site of an important milestone in the evolution of OUM.
It's nice (and humbling) to know that people read one's blog. I got a note from a reader that said:
"I understand that SOA is more concerned with business services integration and EA is concerned with dealing with enterprise-level infrastructure and business components.
It's nice (and humbling) to know that people read one's blog. I got a note from a reader that said:
"I understand that SOA is more concerned with business services integration and EA is concerned with dealing with enterprise-level infrastructure and business components.
According to the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) — Fourth Edition, the Project Management Plan is defined as a formal, approved document that defines how the project is executed, monitored and controlled. In OUM, the Project Management Plan (better known as the PMP) defines the overall project management strategies and approaches applied to the project. Since the PMP is considered to be the most important artifact created by the project manager, it is important to understand h

Enterprise Architecture is more important than ever with the increased adoption of Cloud Computing. Most companies that I work with have a range of systems and initiatives that span the continuum of “must stay in house” to “this is best run in the public cloud.” There are 3 types of Cloud Models:
Enterprise Architecture is more important than ever with the increased adoption of Cloud Computing. Most companies that I work with have a range of systems and initiatives that span the continuum of “must stay in house” to “this is best run in the public cloud.” There are 3 types of Cloud Models:
Often I am asked for examples of Oracle Unified Method (OUM) work products. These requests come from many interested parties; clients, partners and Oracle consultants.
Where is Stakeholder Management in OUM? Stakeholder Management typically falls into the purview of the Project Manager, which means much of the associated guidance is found in the OUM Manage Focus Area (a.k.a. Manage). There is also a good deal of content related to the discipline of Stakeholder Management contained in the Implement Focus Area (a.k.a Implement).
OUM
is intended to be highly scalable. In our industry today we hear lots of
buzzwords around Agile or Agility. We see many methods in today’s marketplace
that have adopted an agile approach to software development.