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The 21st century business will be data-driven or it won’t succeed. The importance of data usage for business performance and innovation is, and will remain, decisive for companies that understand its importance and power. Indeed, the complexity of com…
The 21st century business will be data-driven or it won’t succeed. The importance of data usage for business performance and innovation is, and will remain, decisive for companies that understand its importance and power. Indeed, the complexity of com…
A Labnaf White Paperby Alain De Preter Why do you…
Decisions made within the Enterprise are best made when adequately informed. The ability to access knowledge in a timely manner, to categorise, analyse and prioritise its importance is essential. Capturing knowledge both explicit and tacit can be an endeavour in … Continue reading →
Software platforms such as BiZZdesign Enterprise Studio are powerful tools that can support transformation activities if used in the right way. Otherwise there is a risk it becomes shelf-ware. As the saying goes: “With great power comes great responsibility”
Throughout this blog series we talked about using ArchiMate, and approaches for setting up ArchiMate models. We first discussed a top-down, and then a bottom-up approach, and presented examples from our consulting practice for both. Now here i…
The Architecture Repository is where architects store work outputs. This poster provides an overview of how TOGAF defines the architecture repository. Download this free poster from Good e-Learning.
How much enterprise architecture is enough? Learn how to match EA effort to complexity, risk, dependencies, and decision impact.
Why leadership rarely cares about TOGAF, EDGY, or other architecture frameworks—and cares much more about better decisions, coordination, and change execution.
SAP Sapphire saw LeanIX announce a built-in AI Assistant, AI-powered capabilities, and a repository of AI integrations. Let’s explore what’s new.
Why some enterprise architecture practices create activity without impact—and how to recognize when architecture work does not influence real decisions.
How enterprise architecture helps manage shadow IT and low-code solutions as local tools evolve into shared systems with structural impact.