-
Top Three Posts
Free updates by email
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- Agile
- API
- Architecture
- Automation
- AWS
- Booking Practice
- Business Rules
- Cloud
- Conferences
- Connectivity
- Continuous Integration
- Data Flow
- Data Mapping
- Databases
- Derivatives Industry
- DevOps
- Docker
- Domain Model
- EMIR
- Enterprise Integration
- Enterprise Wide Data
- Eurex 13
- FpML
- High Frequency Trading
- Home Computing
- Humour
- ISDA
- Jenkins
- JMeter
- Kanban
- MariaDB
- Message Queue Software
- Messaging
- Messaging Standards
- MiFID
- Models
- MTFs
- Music Production
- Oracle
- Orchestration
- Project Management
- Rapid Application Development
- Regression
- Regulatory Reporting
- Replay
- Risk Management
- Rogue Trader
- Routing Rules
- Rule Engines
- Scrum
- Security Exchanges
- Smoke Testing
- Static Data
- STP
- Test Automation
- Test Data
- Testing
- TICK
- Time Recording
- Trade Flow
- Trade Organisations
- Travel
- Uncategorized
- Vendors
- VirtualBox
- Virtualisation
- WaveMaker
Tags
- adapter framework
- agile
- Asynchronous
- AWS
- break
- CCP
- ClearVision
- Cloud computing
- Consolidated Tape
- Continuous Deployment
- Continuous Integration
- devops
- Docker
- EC2
- edge case
- Enterprise Integration
- Enterprise Integration Patterns
- eurex 13
- family
- FFastFill
- fpml
- Google App Engine
- HTTP API
- IDX
- infrastructure
- Jenkins
- logging
- Messaging Systems
- Middle Office
- OTC
- Post-Trade
- Project Scope
- regression test packs
- rules
- Rules engine
- screen time
- SEALS
- security
- sequencing
- static data
- STP
- SunGard
- testing
- use case
- workflow
Tag Archives: message
Enterprise Integration Projects – How do I know when I’m done?
Being responsible for a large enterprise integration project brings with it an ominous set of challenges. If you’re project managing such an endeavour then you need to have a constant mind on how you can prove that your integration pieces … Continue reading →
Posted in Data Flow, Data Mapping, Enterprise Integration, Messaging, Project Management, Trade Flow, Uncategorized
|
Tagged adapters, break management, burden of proof, chanllenge, complexity factor, data mapping, down stream, memory, message, message converstion, message type, patten, sequencing, testing
|
Comments Off on Enterprise Integration Projects – How do I know when I’m done?