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Withe big data, I sometimes feel like the character Davies in the masterful spy novel, “The Riddle of the Sands” by Erskine Childers. “We laughed uncomfortably, and Davies compassed a wonderful German phrase to the effect that ‘it might come in useful…
Withe big data, I sometimes feel like the character Davies in the masterful spy novel, “The Riddle of the Sands” by Erskine Childers. “We laughed uncomfortably, and Davies compassed a wonderful German phrase to the effect that ‘it might come in useful…
For some time now I have been promoting the idea that the practice of business architecture is not about creating blueprints and models but applying a set of tools and techniques to form broader perspectives, create deeper insight, and solve business problems. If business architecture is a practice then what is its portfolio of services? […]
Whether you are just beginning to deploy solutions in the cloud or if you already have existing cloud solutions deployed, SOCCI can be applied in terms of each organization’s different situation. Where ever you are on the spectrum of cloud adoption, the standard offers a well-defined set of architecture building blocks with specific roles outlined in detail. Continue reading →
What is chaos? What does that word mean, in practice? And how – if at all – can we use chaos in enterprise-architecture? I’ve been having a great email back-and-forth on this with Cynthia Kurtz, co-originator of Cynefin, and – probably more relevant here – originator of the Confluence…