Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
It has been a while since i last posted, but i have a good reason! its because i’m currently blogging my way through my latest little challenge to use Oblique Strategies for the next 30 days well 23 I’ve already done 6).
The blog is here
With the popularity of public cloud offerings, BYOD and personal productivity apps, rogue technology acquisitions (at least from IT’s perspective) are more pervasive than ever, creating a new focus on “Shadow IT.” Our 2012 Digital IQ study of 489 executives found that 30% of technology procurement is outside the CIO’s budget. A wise proverb says: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” What if you need […]
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