by Philip Boxer How does an enterprise create and capture value when the demand tempo – the tempo at which its client’s experience needs to change – is faster than the tempo at which the…
Category: Architecture
The particular way the constituent parts of a system of systems interoperate.
by Philip Boxer Bsc MBA PhD[1] Open systems and their 1st-order behavioral closures Individuals identified with an enterprise, the formal behavioral model of which is thought to be deterministic, believe that the enterprise can dictate responses…
by Philip Boxer BSc MBA PhD Some years ago, I published a paper titled: The stratification of cause: when does the desire of the leader become the leadership of desire”[1]. The paper’s aim was to understand…
by Philip Boxer PhD What follows is the abstract and presentation given as an invited talk at the School of Systems & Enterprises, Stevens Institute of Technology: The challenge Organisations driven to avoid losses and…
by Philip Boxer[1] An ecosystem is a community of managerially and operationally independent organizations interacting with each other and with their environment. Software-intensive ecosystems—ecosystems in which the behaviors of the participating organizations are themselves dependent…
by Richard Veryard
A business can be regarded as a platform of services. This has important implications for the (variable) geometry of the single firm, as well as the interoperability of multiple firms.
Podcast with Philip Boxer, Richard Veryard and Ron Jacobs released on Microsoft Channel Nine.