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We have a collection of resources to help with a two-fold objective. First, we want to challenge your thinking about the world. Second, we want to provide quiet support to making your world a better place.

Many people have contributed to our personal and professional development - some knew they were doing it, some we were paying, and others were simply contributing. This section is our contribution.

Please use these resources with caution (and at your own risk), if we meet our first goal your world-view will be changed, and these resources may not be always be helpful - some of them might be wrong. Terms of use

Library
These resources provide guidance on thinking about the world, with an aim to quietly challenging your world-view. Some are aligned with our focus areas, some of general interest. The intent is to help you understand how you think about and understand your world. All of the books are available from Amazon
How-to Library
Our Howto library provides step-by-step instruction to implement mainstream open source infrastructure for small/medium business. Hornford Associates is a regular consumer of open source products - these how-tos are a way to give something back to the open source community.
Articles
Hornford Associates consultants have authored a number of articles on various topics a few of the articles are provided here.
Local Flying
A number of us fly, this page consolidates a few helpful web-sites.
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Hornford Associates offers private TOGAF Certification training to our Architecture clients.
We also deliver public training courses under contract to Architecting-the-Enterprise.

TOGAF 8 Training

Architecting-the-Enterprise Public Courses

Architecting-the-Enterprise public courses are open to any registrant

Red projects happen. We offer a project salvage service. First determin whether the project can be, or is worth salvaging. Second develop a recovery plan. Then the hard part - executing the recovery plan.
Salvaging Red Projects

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