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	Systems architect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Systems of this size are rapidly becoming the norm, so architectural approaches and architects are increasingly needed to solve the problems of large systems.
		A systems architect is expected to combine knowledge of both the architecture of the user's world and of (all potentially useful) engineering systems architectures.
		If the engineered system is large and complex enough, the systems architect may defer to a hardware architect and a software architect for parts of the job, although they all may be members of a joint architectural team.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Systems_architect (1981 words)

	Software architect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, as systems become ever larger and more complex, and as their emphases move away from simple software components, the narrow application of traditional software development principles is found to be insufficient— the application of the more general principles of software architecture to the design of (sub)systems is seen to be needed.
		If the engineered system is large and complex enough, the chief software systems architect may defer to subordinate architects for parts of the job, although they all may be members of a joint architectural team.
		The architect will use a minimum of rules to ensure that each partition is well defined and clean of kludges, work-arounds, short-cuts, or confusing detail and exceptions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Software_architect (1946 words)

	Systems Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		System Architect's underlying multi-user repository (with data dictionary), its customizable metamodel, its support for VBA 6.0 (enable extreme customization and integration with other lifecycle tools), and its comprehensive reporting and publishing capabilities make it an ideal tool to help implement Systems Engineering processes.
		System Architect provides a rules checking engine that can be customized by the user by tailoring scripts written in Basic.
		System Architect is perhaps the most customizable modeling and design tool on the market.
	government.popkin.com /systems_engineering/systems_engineering.htm (2026 words)

	Systems Architecture > Canaxia Brings an Architect on Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Systems architecture is also used as part of the process of keeping the enterprise architecture aligned with the business goals and processes of the organization.
		This is the primary concern of the systems architecture for an enterprise.
		Like most architects, Myles inherited an existing architecture, as well as the people who are charged with supporting and enhancing it and the full set of dependencies among the existing systems and the parts of the company that depended on them.
	www.phptr.com /articles/article.asp?p=169564 (6679 words)

	Lewis Curtis's Infrastructure Architecture Blog Site : What is an Information Systems Architect?
		Architects must understand the importance of deploying an entire solution across a company and the financial/business ramifications (in real numbers) it will have on their organization.
		This brings the final skill of the architect; they must be effective communicators that have consistent clarity in their communication.
		Finnally, one of the most important aspects of an architect is analyzing, organizing, modeling and communicating with clarity.
	blogs.technet.com /lcurtis/archive/2005/03/04/An_Information_Systems_Architect.aspx (766 words)

	Computer and information systems managers
		Advanced technical knowledge is essential for computer and information systems managers, who must understand and guide the work of their subordinates yet also explain the work in nontechnical terms to senior managers and potential customers.
		Computer and information systems managers must possess strong interpersonal, communication, and leadership skills because they are required to interact not only with their staff, but also with other people inside and outside their organizations.
		The work of computer and information systems managers is closely related to that of computer programmers, computer software engineers, computer systems analysts, computer scientists and database administrators, and computer support specialists and systems administrators.
	stats.bls.gov /oco/ocos258.htm (1971 words)

	Telelogic Products from Spectrum Systems
		System Architect is a shared workspace for all managers to understand how to improve the company's architecture and use business process improvement enabling:
		System Architect is a comprehensive and powerful modeling solution designed to provide all of the tools necessary for development of successful enterprise systems.
		System Architect for DoDAF is the leading enterprise architecture modeling tool that supports the US Department of Defense Architecture Framework (formerly C4ISR).
	www.spectrum-systems.com /telelogic.htm (1756 words)

	5th IEEE/IFIP Working Conference on Software Architecture
		A number of sets of viewpoints have been developed, that guide architects through the process of designing and describing the different structures of their systems (such as functional structure and deployment environment), each viewpoint guiding the creation of a particular type of view.
		Learn how systems dynamics can be used to understand the value contexts of surrounding systems (operations, organizations, competitive markets, etc.), and assess how change is likely to affect these systems.
		The systems are from application areas such as satellite and network operations systems, telephony base station control, manufacturing, and simulation.
	sunset.usc.edu /~softarch/wicsa5/wicsa_tutorials.html (3019 words)

	Systems-of-Systems
		Systems-of-systems should be distinguished from large but monolithic systems by the independence of their components, their evolutionary nature, emergent behaviors, and a geographic extent that limits the interaction of their components to information exchange.
		The component systems are separately acquired and integrated but maintain a continuing operational existence independent of the system-of- systems.
		The beacon system is envisioned as an infrared (or possibly microwave) based system that will communicate between vehicles and roadside transceivers over distances of a few meters to tens of meters.
	www.infoed.com /Open/PAPERS/systems.htm (4370 words)

	Hitachi Data Systems: Hitachi Data Systems: Certifications—Architect Track
		Architects examine data and information requirements from a business perspective and respond with solutions, defined as hardware and software architecture, that meet the requirements.
		In an architect or storage engineering role, they prepare detailed implementation plans in association with and for execution by implementation specialists.
		Solution architects maintain a broad knowledge of storage concepts, including interoperability of storage networking, as well as detailed implementation knowledge.
	www.hds.com /it/products_services/education/storage_architect_track.html (209 words)

	UGS: Teamcenter Solutions by Product: Systems Engineering
		Systems engineering, or requirements engineering, is the answer to this question.
		Systems engineering is an interdisciplinary approach to product realization that enables you to understand each of your products as a whole — and better architect the processes you use to plan, develop, manufacture and sustain your products.
		By combining System Architect's holistic approach with Teamcenter’s knowledge and process management, you can understand your products in their entirety and optimize the tradeoffs that have to be made throughout a decision-intensive development cycle.
	www.ugs.com /products/teamcenter/sol_prod/systems_engineering (595 words)

	Enterprise Architect - Align Systems and Workflow with Process Integration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Consider the systems that are involved in simple processes like approving your expense report, let alone more business-critical operations.
		But architects need to be tracking technology directions and formulating implementation strategies and migration plans for the near and midterm.
		To facilitate deeper explorations into process integration technologies, this architect's toolbox article identifies key trends in process integration and zooms in on the products and resources of a sampling of software vendors representing different market segments in the process integration space.
	www.fawcette.com /ea/magazine/summer/features/achristopher/Default.aspx (511 words)

	Job: Systems Architect \| Mclean, VA \| BAE Systems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Systems Architect (SA) provides both software and hardware architectural design and oversight in support of all project application efforts.
		BAE Systems is an international company engaged in the development,delivery, and support of advanced defense and aerospace systems in the air,on land, at sea, and in space.
		It is a pioneer in technology with a heritage stretching back hundreds of years and is at the forefront of innovation, working to develop the next generation of intelligent defense systems.
	www.developers.net /jobdetail/172964 (311 words)

	Visa Careers \| Chief Systems Architect/Chief Technology Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Responsibilities will include working with Inovant teams to architect systems for Visa, and to ensure those systems are aligned with Inovant's technology strategy and enterprise architecture.
		While the position is foremost an architect role, the role will often require the candidate to manage work and people in a cross-functional team to drive key decisions influencing Visa systems.
		Direct experience with architecting information systems and working with highly-scalable, secure and high-availability systems is required.
	usa.visa.com /about_visa/careers/jobsearch/USA_6938.html (311 words)

	William D. Lindsey -- Information Systems Architect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The system is currently in use throughout ITT World Directories' operating units, producing a wide range of layout styles.
		Re-implemented an existing pagination system in C++, generalized the input data stream parsing, and externalized the system's run-time configuration by implementing a Scheme-based extension language and incorporating an SGML parser.
		The system was used to produce a variety of catalogs and directories and served as a primary source of revenue for the division.
	www.blnz.com /LindseyCV.html (923 words)

	UML tools for software development and Modelling - Enterprise Architect Full Lifecycle UML modeling tool
		Enterprise Architect is a revolution in software design: a user-friendly, multi-user capable modeling tool based on industry standard UML 2.0 that is perfect for the whole team.
		The low licence cost of Enterprise Architect makes it simple to equip every member of your development team, and a free read only "Viewer" edition of Enterprise Architect is available for download – so you can show your clients and investors development as you progress.
		Enterprise Architect is native to the Windows environment, and is the ideal UML tool to tie together all your modeling elements in an intuitive and customizable graphical environment.
	www.sparxsystems.com.au (1057 words)

	Enterprise Architect - UML Design Tools and UML CASE tools for software development
		Enterprise Architect combines the power of the latest UML 2.0 specification with a high performance, intuitive interface, to bring advanced modeling to the desktop, and to the complete development and implementation team.
		Enterprise Architect is a comprehensive UML analysis and design tool, covering software development from requirements gathering, through to the analysis stages, design models, testing and maintenance.
		We are currently developing a set of white papers on using UML to model and develop software systems.
	www.sparxsystems.com.au /ea.htm (1284 words)

	Senior Systems Architect
		The Senior Systems Architect serves as the computer scientist and expert responsible for providing technical leadership and direction in supporting the application of sound software engineering concepts and practices to the acquisition of FAA embedded, real-time systems and information processing systems.
		The Senior Systems Architect advises, participates and supports projects and teams in the technical analysis of large complex mission critical systems in defining systems and software architecture within the National Airspace System (NAS).
		The Senior Systems Architect is a required personnel.
	www.faa.gov /ait/Bits/Text/TextJobCats/sr_sys_arch.htm (211 words)

	Terse Systems : Enterprise Architect
		This feature sounds pretty but useless, until given an example: autogeneration of getters and setters given the attributes of a class.
		But this is not even getting to the one feature that truly makes Enterprise Architect a killer app: autogenerated documentation.
		Enterprise Architect also seems to have features for requirements and testing, although I haven't been able to figure how useful those are yet.
	tersesystems.com /post/7100058.jhtml (601 words)

	Executive Jobs and Recruiters: Business and Information Systems Architect - Northeast USA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Architect, business analyst, and project manager: 15+ years of software implementation in the various industries.
		Test analyst for system and end-to-end testing, responsible custodian for capturing and authoring requirements from documentation into system functionality, features and conditions.
		Analyzed process requirements, designed and documented systems for large corporations that wanted to utilize a credit checking facility developed by Software AG for one of the largest credit bureaus in the world, namely EQUIFAX (these corporations were actually EQUIFAX customers).
	www.ritesite.com /12258.cfm (2305 words)

	Developing into a Systems Architect for Your Next Career Move?
		First, to be considered for a Systems Architect position, it typically requires several (usually 8-10+) years of IT experience with an established reputation as an expert within a specific area.
		A Systems Architect role is ever changing depending on the current strategy and priorities of the company.
		Many Systems Architects may also be required to lead the technology portion of a project.
	blogs.ittoolbox.com /km/techiedolphin/archives/developing-into-a-systems-architect-for-your-next-career-move-10136?rss=1 (1036 words)

	IBM: IBM Certified Infrastructure Systems Architect
		The IBM Certified Infrastructure Systems Architect (ISA) certification is designed to enhance the technical sales and solution design skills of an individual within the Business Partner firm to be better able to define and develop comprehensive client solutions.
		Candidates in the IBM Certified Infrastructure Systems Architect program should have at least five years IT experience and proven capability in a technical project leadership role.
		In order to maintain IBM Certified Infrastructure Systems Architect status, it is necessary to be recertified every two years.
	www-03.ibm.com /certify/certs/iscsisa.shtml (414 words)

	SYSTEMS ARCHITECT - 3352
		Under administrative direction, plans overall network structure and technologies for MNet, the state’s network, or for a large state agency’s information system, sets standards and guidelines for design activities, selects specific technologies to meet business needs, and guides strategic and long range planning for information systems and networks.
		An incumbent in this class is the chief architect for a large agency with diverse programs using multiple platforms serving a variety of users; the position is optioned by agency.
		Network technologies including operating systems, management systems, communication protocols, topologies, media, capacity planning, transmission protocols and access technologies sufficient to understand philosophies and applications, interoperabilities, and evaluate functions, and recommend usage.
	www.doer.state.mn.us /stfcs-ac/CSPCS-S/s-3352.htm (461 words)

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