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Last week I talked about how to get the business to care about Enterprise Architecture. This week I would like to discuss the untold benefits of an Enterprise Data Model as a Reference Architecture for the Connected Enterprise.
What is an Enterprise Da…
The hardest part of portfolio management isn’t generating ideas — it’s choosing which ones truly deserve investment, and in what order. As demand grows and capacity remains constrained, portfolio leaders face constant pressure to make confident, defensible trade-offs. Yet in many organizations, prioritization still relies heavily on influence, urgency, or fragmented data rather than a…
Why mapping data flows is the most practical way to deliver fast value in enterprise architecture
Okay, so it’s a deliberately provocative title, but this came…
by Asif Qumer GillUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia. Abstract Enterprise…
So far in our blog series, the capability models we’ve used are relatively simple in terms of their structure. In our previous blog post on capability measurement, we already promised to provide more detail on how you can model capabilities over time and how to describe different instances. In larger organizations, the same business capability…
One of the factors driving Netflix success is undoubtedly its recommendation engine, based on an algorithm called CineMatch. I discussed this in my earlier post Rhyme or Reason (June 2017). But that’s not the only way Netflix uses data. According to se…
How Would an Industry Reference Model Help Me? | Cutter Consortium
How many pillars (or components or building blocks) does your data strategy need? I found lots of different answers, from random bloggers to the UK Government.3An anonymous blogger who writes under the pen-name Beautiful Data identifies three pillars o…
By Tim O’Neill and Liam Ryan What is your enterprise…
The post Start-Up, Scale-Up and Data-Driven: Enterprise Architecture Maturity Increases first appeared on Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal.
In this post, I’m going to look at three types of data, and the implications for data management. For the purposes of this story, I’m going to associate these types with three contrasting metals: bronze, gold and mercury. (Update: fourth type added – s…
Expressing real life situations as mathematical models drive decisions on how to respond appropriately. Assumptions are not facts but do have a probability of occurring. Confidence in a model is an important factor of both the likelihood of the assumptions being correct and the quality and quantity of the data … Continue reading