Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Enterprise Architecture Development MattersIn 12 ‘best practices’ IT should avoid at all costs, Bob Lewis, CIO columnist, says that “industry best practices are sure to sink your chances of IT success”…
“What makes IT organizations fail? Often, it’s the adoption of what’s described as “industry best practices&
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When ‘collaboration’ slows down your work
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When ‘collaboration’ slows down your work
Deep versus Shallow work
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When ‘collaboration’ slows down your work
Deep versus Shallow work
The problem is that, in the enterprise, the Deep and Shallow work compete for the same r
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When ‘collaboration’ slows down your work
In the ‘Want to Create Things That Matter? Be Lazy’, Cal Newport defines the concepts of Deep and Sh
Deep work is what produces the things that matter in the world. Shallow work is just a glue.
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Culture, a barrier to Digital
McKinsey concludes: “Leaders hoping to strike the right balance have two critical priorities… One is to embed a mind-set of risk taking and innovation through all ranks of the enterprise. The …
Link: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/ea-matters/culture-a-barrier-to-digital-77086?rss=1 00
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On digital maturity, research from Sloan MIT and Deloitte
– 4. “Becoming talent magnets.”
Sure we have that in every recruitment newsletter and strategy discussion. But not quite implemented in practice. Do…
The “findings from the 2017 digital business global executive study and research project”, a Deloitte collaboration with MIT Sloan Management Review, “based on a global survey of more than 3,500 managers and executives and 15 interviews with …
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Why are neither the customers of EA nor the architects happy
In the absence of a clear EA deliverable, no stakeholder in the enterprise really understands what the architects are doing.
The architect then feels obliged to re…
EA makes all stakeholders unhappy today.
Customers are unhappy because ea deliverables, when any, are not helping them do their jobs better, that is, coordinate their work, align their strategies, lighten decision making, invest more wisely,&nbs…