Richard Hopkins, Kevin Jenkins, “Eating the IT Elephant: Moving from Greenfield Development to Brownfield”
IBM Press | ISBN 0137130120 | May 9, 2008 | 256 Pages | PDF | 5MB
Most conventional approaches to IT development assume that you’re building entirely new systems. Today, “Greenfield” development is a rarity. Nearly every project exists in the context of existing, complex system landscapes–often poorly documented and poorly understood. Now, two of IBM’s most experienced senior architects offer a new approach that is fully optimized for the unique realities of “Brownfield” development.
Richard Hopkins and Kevin Jenkins explain why accumulated business and IT complexity is the root cause of large-scale project failure and show how to overcome that complexity “one bite of the elephant at a time.” You’ll learn how to manage every phase of the Brownfield project, leveraging breakthrough collaboration, communication, and visualization tools–including Web 2.0, semantic software engineering, model-driven development and architecture, and even virtual worlds.
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