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“What’s the definition of an application?” Many customers tell us that they struggle greatly with answering this simple question. They say it is the source of arguments, lenghthy discussions, and it takes time to get a consensus on the definition withi…
“What’s the definition of an application?” Many customers tell us that they struggle greatly with answering this simple question. They say it is the source of arguments, lenghthy discussions, and it takes time to get a consensus on the definition withi…
We put our marker on what the focus of Enterprise Architecture should be a a year ago this week with the release of our vanilla EA Capability Map. Skip a year forward, and the conversation still rages as hotly as it did then. Perhaps it’s n…
We put our marker on what the focus of Enterprise Architecture should be a a year ago this week with the release of our vanilla EA Capability Map. Skip a year forward, and the conversation still rages as hotly as it did then. Perhaps it’s n…
We put our marker on what the focus of Enterprise Architecture should be a a year ago this week with the release of our vanilla EA Capability Map. Skip a year forward, and the conversation still rages as hotly as it did then. Perhaps it’s n…
We put our marker on what the focus of Enterprise Architecture should be a a year ago this week with the release of our vanilla EA Capability Map. Skip a year forward, and the conversation still rages as hotly as it did then. Perhaps it’s n…
A common misperception being hyped in EA circles concerns the notion that business architecture is something different from enterprise architecture. This is a blatant attempt to classify EA as something only applicable to IT when, in fact, EA is applicable to the ENTERPRISE that covers numerous viewpoints for stakeholders, including business, information, technology and solution […]
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A common misperception being hyped in EA circles concerns the notion that business architecture is something different from enterprise architecture. This is a blatant attempt to classify EA as something only applicable to IT when, in fact, EA is applicable to the ENTERPRISE that covers numerous viewpoints for stakeholders, including business, information, technology and solution […]