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Adrian Grigoriu

The owner of Enterprise Architecture

May 23, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Can anybody really own a part of the enterprise? What does ownership really mean? The business employs the term because there is a need for some body to be in charge of all issues related to an activity or aspect of the enterprise. 
 
In…

Categories #eavoices, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, owner, Strategy, Transformation Tags #eavoices

The Model Driven Enterprise

May 16, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Imagine an Enterprise Model (EM) we can rotate, section in various ways, zoom in and out, as with this tool that helps us inspect and understand the human body.
We can examine certain systems, functions and flows as if they exist in isolation. For…

Categories #eavoices, Architecture, Enterprise Model, modeling Enterprise, modelling Tags #eavoices

The Modelling of the Enterprise (ii)

May 1, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

cnt’d.
Anyway, EA was buried in commercial interests much too early, before even having a chance to get a proper and stable body of knowledge and begin to deliver. There are few  EAs in the industry, if any, EAs that we can navigate but …

Categories #eavoices, Architecture, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Model, modeling Enterprise, modelling Tags #eavoices

The Modelling of the Enterprise (i)

April 29, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Enterprise Architecture (EA) has great  potential, no doubt about it.
Because it can describe the enterprise in a structured manner as never before.
 
Think of the Enterprise as a virtual body consisting of parts, processes, systems, peo…

Categories #eavoices, Architecture, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Model, modeling Enterprise, modelling Tags #eavoices

Agile versus Architecture

April 25, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Agile and Architecture seemed to be, rightly or wrongly, often discussed together today. Should Enterprise Architecture be Agile? This is the question we all ask in fact.
Let’s go back to basics.
 
Agile is the developer’s way to do more work with…

Categories #eavoices, Agile, Architecture, EA, SOA and other technologies, enterprise Tags #eavoices

Do we need an Enterprise Architecture Theory? We do.

April 14, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Without a Theory, EA cannot be a discipline.

Categories EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture Tags theory

Does Enterprise Architecture really enable the enterprise transformation?

April 14, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

In theory, EA does enable the enterprise transformation, the same way the blueprint of your house or town enables change. Without a blueprint, laying cables in the wall or under the pavement is a risky endeavour because you may break the existing elect…

Categories Blueprint, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, paradox, Transformation

The banking industry challenge today

April 6, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

How does the future digital banking looks like after all?

Categories Apple, banking challenges, Bitcoin, digital banking, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, obsolescence, regulatory

Enterprise modelling in three dimensions

March 28, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

A three dimensional representation can be rotated, sectioned, dis-assembled… so we can analyse it.

Categories anatomy, Architecture, EA, SOA and other technologies, enterprise modelling, human body, physiology, three dimensional representation

How do we assess strategy?

March 22, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

We often talk about strategy but, how do we know if strategy does what it should?
 
Strategy is taken, usually, as both what we are aiming for and how are we getting there.
 
What we are aiming for, i.e. the goals have to be assessed first fo…

Categories EA, EA, SOA and other technologies

The relation between Design Thinking and Enterprise Architecture

March 8, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Design Thinking and Enterprise Architecture are different disciplines that are performed by different teams. While one focuses on streamlining the human experience in the enterprise, the other on optimising the enterprise by discovering, documenting an…

Categories Business Design, design thinking, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Design

Is the Value Chain concept still valid today? More than ever.

March 4, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

Porter’s value chain outlines the key activities of an enterprise. 
 
Today though, the question arises, does the rapid progress of the technology in the enterprise render the Value Chain insignificant?
 
The question came at least …

Categories digital enterprise, Digital Technology, EA, SOA and other technologies, value chain
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