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Enterprise Mashups
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Desc: My personal thoughts on the evolution of mash-ups along with some of the current drivers.
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- Slide 1: Enterprise Mashups Why mash it up?’cos it tastes good?
- Slide 2:Evolution of the Mashup
- Slide 3: Collage 1. A form of art in which various materials are arranged and stuck to a backing. 2. A combination or collection of various things.
- Slide 4:He was one of the most exceptional artists of the 1920s. His art form was a bit of everything Painting, Poetry Literature Performance Architecture Typography Design Collage Photomontage Kurt Schwitters: Art mash-ups
- Slide 5:Merzbau In 1923 Kurt Schwitters began to construct his ultimate work of art. It began as disparate pieces of collage and assemblages round the studio walls, which over time were connected by string, then wire, then wood, and finally plastered w
