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A mix of crisp insight and totally random thoughts on software development, estimating techniques, political influences on technology decisions, technical team building, consulting skills, application development methodology, emerging technology trends, vendor hype, legacy system integration, and everything else that makes a credible I/T Architect and a successful I/T Architect career.
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- Philip Hartman
- Over 27 years experience as both an electronic engineer and as an I/T Architect. I made a big career change in 1993 and got into the consulting business. I started my consulting career in the client-server days and was was involved in several projects to build graphical user interfaces for customer service representatives in call centers. Later, I broke into web technology by building self-service B2B websites, primarily for manufacturers who wanted to support their dealer network better. Along the way, I also took an interest in middleware, legacy system integration, integration with SAP, and more recently SOA. Most of my business domain expertise is in manufacturing, banking, and insurance. Currently I am an Executive I/T Architect at IBM Global Business Services and a first line manager.
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