# Tuesday, March 27, 2007
ArcReady: Mid-Tour Update

I'm in the middle of the ArcReady tour around the Heartland district (That's Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee). Tim Landgrave spoke in Detroit, MI yesterday and did a bangup job as always. It was fantastic to sit and soak in the knowledge that he has gained through the many years that he's been in business as a consultant on a tremendous number of different projects. He brings a lot of great stories and antidotes that we can all relate to from these varius projects. The only issue is that each of the presentation brings out slightly different sets of antidotes depending on the questions and audience reactions so really, I'd like to sit through all 11 of these rather than just 3 or 4 of them.

I got some questions about the presentation so I thought I'd answer some of them here. First, the names of the books that were referenced in the Patterns and Anti-Patterns section were:

 

Second question that I'm getting a lot is when and where can I get the presentation? We will be posting it on http://www.ArcReady.com as soon as the tour is over.

The question that I have for you is what topics/speakers would you like to see in the future for this series? Feel free to email me direct or leave answers in the comments.

 

Link to Microsoft ArcReady: Reinforcing the Foundations of Solutions Architecture

 


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Tuesday, March 27, 2007 5:10:33 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #  Comments [2] 
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Friday, March 30, 2007 4:33:36 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
I attended the Arc Ready event in Columbus and found it quite useful. We had talked before briefly about me filling an Arch position in my company and the fact that I am not completely comfortable with it. But the first half of the presentation I thought was very information and gave me a lot to chew on when talking to others that supporting. Breaking it down into the three areas makes a lot of sense and helped to give me some focus. Thanks, Chris
Chris Coneybeer
Friday, March 30, 2007 7:54:46 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
Agreed, the presentation was well done! Lots of things to think about and books to read. My only complaint is that these things always seem to short! We should have some local events where we can get into some real nitty gritty stuff, usually the code is glossed over in these presentations and getting real specific would be very useful methinks.
Michael Letterle
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