Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
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Patrick Hoverstadt, Enterprise Architecture and Systemic Approaches to Enterprise Modelling 8 March 2012 BCS
London
WC2 via BCS
Enterprise Architecture Forum29 March 2…
#bizarch #entarch #POSIWID As anyone knows who has attempted serious business and organizational transformation, an enterprise can be as stubborn as a teenager. Complex systems have strong feedback loops that maintain and restore the status quo against…
#Event Date Location Booking
Patrick Hoverstadt, Enterprise Architecture and Systemic Approaches to Enterprise Modelling 8 March 2012 BCS
London
WC2 via BCS
Enterprise Architecture Forum29 March 2…
#bizarch #entarch #POSIWID As anyone knows who has attempted serious business and organizational transformation, an enterprise can be as stubborn as a teenager. Complex systems have strong feedback loops that maintain and restore the status quo against…
Every company should plan regular architecture capability maturity assessments using a model. These should provide a framework that represents the key components of a productive enterprise architecture process. A model provides an evolutionary way to i…
I cannot hide my love for gadgetry, technical wizardry, or miniaturized electronics. I still have an Apple Newton, a Palm Pilot, and even a Rex PC – a PDA so small (think business card size) it slid into the PCMCIA slot in the side of your other PDA…
I cannot hide my love for gadgetry, technical wizardry, or miniaturized electronics. I still have an Apple Newton, a Palm Pilot, and even a Rex PC – a PDA so small (think business card size) it slid into the PCMCIA slot in the side of your other PDA…
This is some notes that I took whilst watching a presentation by Erik Dörnenburg (@erikdoe), Head of Technology Europe at ThoughtWorks. The presentation is titled “What is enterprise architecture?” and…
This is Part III of my collection of enterprise architecture definitions. Parts I and II can be viewed here and here. It’s interesting, at least to me, to get a sense for all the different definitions of enterprise architecture out…
TED is an unbelievable place to step back from the day-to-day and dream big. As I described in my first TED 2012 post this week, this place puts me in a great frame of mind to find meaning in just about any subject or point of view. Speakers all throughout the week have helped me to crystalize one thing in my mind that we as IT leaders in our organizations can and should do better. […]
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