Category Archives: Service Capability

A Service Capability describes what service an external client will receive as well as what service function IT will build in conjunction with a service contract and it end-point.

1 page in MVC and Another in C#?

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As an instructor of NET Framework 4 that uses Visual Studio 2010, ASP.NET is under-the-hood object patterns.  C# is the best language to use since it designed to be compatible with NET Framework 4 and so is SQL 2008 and Server 2008 with Active Directory using Federation features.  Any MS versions less than these are going to be phased-out because the earlier software versions were a bit of a batch job because all the Federation and NET Framework 4 collaboration features were not fully compatible within the same object pattern technology (based on C# features).  Hence, this most currently implementation level now supports all Federal design goals; the federation feature allows MS to use one architect/framework that achieves single one logon for the Internet doing away with dealing with intranet and extranet configurations.  This was and has been Gates’ vision for over a decade.

There will be fewer and fewer radical changes in the architecture unless a sever design fault is discovered.

ASP.NET is a facade build on object patterns to keep the millions of small developers under the MS family marketing umbrella.  Under-the-hood the object pattern inventory services were built to support patterns like MVC, MVP, SOA, and other more advanced object patterns.  ASP.NET will die on its own being replaced by the newer generation of programmers while attempting to assist the older ASP.NET style programmers to move to MVC.  MVC is more robust, easier and faster program as well as less fragile.  Therefore, the best moves are to build using Visual Studio 2010 with C# and NET Framework 4 using MVC object patterns.  This way you will be OK in 2 years when Microsoft will move away from supporting ASP.NET (or just won’t enhance its features).

I have moved to include the SOA service design software such as (WF) Work Flow and (WFC) Windows Communication Foundation since these are used to create Internet facing transaction applications that can be Cloud enabled.  More fun stuff.,,

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SEM+SOA(Security+)+SEO Framework Methodology with Business Scaffolding Approach

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i4Aid has enhanced their IT consulting practice to a short-hand expression of SEM+SOA(Security+)+SEO as a scaffolding approach to transforming business vision while integrating IT service capabilities. It works just like remodeling a building – you start by building a scaffolding consulting framework. Then point-to-point you start changing different parts of the business but start at the top by building a new enterprise vision, mission and goals for the business – then you develop framework for produce-lines or product channels – all the way to a single product and or service item by recasting service capabilities and maximizing SEO values for hub website and social networks. This moves a firm into the future of a fully actualizing there business vision in a cloud Internet environment – into an actualize, relationalized, modernized, futurized, and revenuizing business

This remodeling method stresses team goals not personal performance such that when a team goal is achieved the team is honored equally (it follows some Scrum rules) Also it promotes a choice cascading style of management such that empowerment is made policy at each level in a business or organization. This creates a growth pattern of management while promoting service capabilities and social networking possibilities for marketing and eCommerce.. Combining these team skills in a directed top-down approach – with a SEM+SOA(Security+)+SEO framework aligns business vision with marketing vision and integrates your vision into to very fabric of the service capabilities at all levels in the IT framework while promoting excellent SEO – thus achieve the business vision while promotng promoting cloud Internet actions.