NORA processen en ArchiMate
In mijn vorige post Procesconcepten in NORA heb ik geprobeerd wat licht te werpen op het modelleren van processen in BPMN, gebaseerd op de NORA definities van processen. Dat artikel…
Procesconcepten in NORA
De NORA (Nederlandse Overheids Referentie Architectuur) definieert een aantal concepten over processen. In dit artikel wil ik ingaan op de definities van: Ketenproces Bedrijfsproces Werkproces (Deelproces) NORA definieert de concepten…
AI has no body
New Year in The Netherlands has always had a problematic association for me because of an experience I had as a small child. My parents and I stayed at my…
Digital Twins Done Right
My gosh, everyone is now writing about Digital Twins! I should be delighted, you'd assume. Someone within Gartner must have resonated with some article of mine from 20 years ago……
TOGAF ADM Revised
Intro TOGAF defines its process or method in something called the ADM: the Architecture Development Method. It is usually represented by the illustration below, with the familiar arrangement of circles…
Your brain does not process information and it is not a computer | Aeon Essays
Your brain does not process information, retrieve knowledge or store memories. In short: your brain is not a computer.
Why it does not work
The human mind is undergoing a world-wide transformation. After ages of sequential thinking (a process that started in Classical Greek times) we are moving towards a mode of mind that some call "inclusive": a more holistic and non-sequential thinking.
von Neumann, revisited
PETER BELANGER/INTEL Intel’s Bold Plan to Reinvent Computer Memory (and Keep It a Secret)Wired, March 2017 John von Neumann (during the Manhattan project, 1940-1945). Public domain, Link We all read John…
Computers are not about technology
The main problem of the technological focus of computers is precisely that: that it is seen as a technology. Because of that, technologically savvy people are attracted to it, and…
The Live Domain
Conway's Game of Life Prompted by an old discussion on Reddit (link expired), kicked off by the question: "Please explain OOP to me in the language of a five-year old",…