I’ve just made the latest version of my IT Strategies from Oracle mindmap available via the XMind maps site (http://www.xmind.net/m/cPQH/)
ITSO Mindmap
05 Thursday Nov 2015
Tag Archives: mindmap
UKOUG Journal + ITSO Mindmap
15 Tuesday Sep 2015
Posted in ITSO & OEAF, mindmap, Oracle, Technology
Been a busy couple of days reviewing submissions for the Oracle Scene Journal as part of the UKOUG. Some really good articles, have been submitted around a broad range of Oracle technologies from core database to mobile and beyond.
I have also been working on a mindmap relating to the IT Solutions from Oracle (ITSO) – you can see previous posts on this including ITSO Mind Mapped here is the latest update which is also available via WiseMap here.
ITSO Mind Mapped
24 Monday Aug 2015
Posted in mindmap, Technology, xxRetired
As I Work my way through the ITSO (IT Strategies from Oracle) material I’ve been building out a mind map of the details which I’ve made available.
I will also make the mind map available through XMind – https://app.wisemapping.com/c/maps/559141/public
Psychology of Computer Programming
29 Friday May 2015
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book, Computer Programming, development, development environment, Gerald Weinberg, mindmap, programming, psychology, Psychology of Computer Programming, weinberg
A while back I read the book Psychology of Computer Programming by Gerald Weinberg – something of a seminal text, full of interesting observations on how people and environments can impact productivity of programming. Anyone working within a development environment would probably benefit from reading. But whilst I was reading the book, I did create a mind map of what I was reading which I have made available here.
Enterprise Security – A Data Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise – A Slight Return
13 Thursday Mar 2014
Posted in Books, General, mindmap, Technology
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A while back I reviewed the excellent book Enterprise Security: A Data-Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise
Well I have made by first cut of the mind map – which can be found with my shared mindmaps here. I shall be updating it and adding details, so it is worth checking back.
As WordPress prevents embedding iframes – I can only offer an image here – but the mindmap toolsite provides a fully interactive view to the mindmap.
TOGAF Mindmap
11 Tuesday Mar 2014
Posted in General, mindmap, Technology, TOGAF
Following yesterday’s post, I thought I’d share a mindmap that was useful with the TOGAF stuff …
To use a friendly readable & navigable version of the mind map click on the image or here.
This is one of a number of mind maps I have made available through a SaaS mindmapping tool now.
Enterprise Security – A Data Centric Approach
16 Tuesday Jul 2013
Posted in Books, mindmap, Packt, Technology
As I work my way through the Aaron Woody book Enterprise Security: A Data Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise I’ve been building a mind map of helpful notes -to help serve as a reminder or means to quickly drill back into the book for future reference.
The mind map has been build using freemind – it isn’t the prettiest of documents, but content is king here.
Freemind Mindmap as an image https://www.dropbox.com/s/u1ggk7exi6t0t3o/Enterprise%20Data%20Security.png as a Freemind file https://www.dropbox.com/s/lf53fs63c4x1v91/Enterprise%20Data%20Security.mm freem,ind can be obtained from freemind.sourceforge.net/
SOAPatterns Mind map
17 Monday Aug 2009
Posted in General, mindmap, Technology
Psychology of Computer Programming
15 Thursday Feb 2007
Posted in Books, mindmap, Technology
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As a development manager, I’ve been looking at the updated edition of Gerald M. Weinberg’s classic book Psychology of Computer Programming. Despite having been in the IT industry for the better part of twenty years, this book has still managed to provoke some thought. Particularly with regards to how informal processes can affect organisations.
In addition to the social aspects of software development, the book addresses team dynamics. What makes good programming – for example code readability vs clever solutions. All of which is very important for anyone managing or leading developers, as this will help move a project in the right direction and draw the best out of your team.
The other aspect of the book that has been of interest is the work in trying to understand what to look for in a developer as I have now been long involved in the interviewing and recruitment process.
I have tried to capture some of the points from this book in mind map which can be found in here.
Tags: Programming software psychology book mindmap recruitment
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