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Kim Parker

Enterprise Architecture – A measure of success!

May 3, 2013 by Kim Parker

Having spent time and effort in populating an Enterprise Architecture its true value can now be realised in its use. The Enterprise Architecture, being a tool that provides visibility of the business, providing ‘line of sight‘ between strategy and execution, … Continue reading →

Categories Business Impact, Business Measures, Business success, Enterprise Architecture

Business Goals must be defined and then measured.

May 1, 2013 by Kim Parker

All organisations should have formulated a set of goals and objectives, derived from their mission and vision statements and supporting their business strategy. The completeness of these goals and how they are managed  can influence the ability of the organisation … Continue reading →

Categories Business goals, Business Performance Measurement.

Triggers of Business Change

April 30, 2013 by Kim Parker

All businesses are continually  subject to change. With the recognition that change is inevitable having processes in place to deal with them ensures that a considered and informed response can be made. The drivers of change can originate from multiple … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Impact Assessment, Performance Measures

Enterprise Architecture – Supporting Business Change

April 30, 2013 by Kim Parker

All businesses are dynamic in so far as they need to respond to change drivers. How they respond is very much dependent on how well they know their business and its inter-dependencies. It is very well accepted that the change … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Business Decisions, Business Impact, Enterprise Architecture

Business Architecture and Benefits Realisation

April 28, 2013 by Kim Parker

In the ‘ideal world’ all business activity would be undertaken in a manner that moved the business closer to achieving its ‘vision’ in an efficient  and most cost effective manner. Unfortunately, living in the ‘real world’, the truth falls far … Continue reading →

Categories Benefits Realisation, Business Architecture

All knowledge is not equal.

April 26, 2013 by Kim Parker

When exploring the possibility of building a repository of business knowledge it is worth understanding that knowledge presents itself in many different forms and should consequently have different treatments and perhaps different values associated to it. It is generally understood … Continue reading →

Categories knowledge, Knowledge Categories, Knowledge Repositoriy

Enterprise Architecture and the Human Element

April 23, 2013 by Kim Parker

When establishing a repository of Business Knowledge much effort is often placed into the design and population of an Enterprise Architecture. Whilst there is significant value in doing so a key business asset is often either overlooked or underestimated in … Continue reading →

Categories Business Knowledge, Enterprise Architecture, Organisational Knowledge

Enterprise Architecture and the Knowledge Hierarchy

April 22, 2013 by Kim Parker

Every business, as it matures, is required to traverse the Data to Wisdom Hierarchy. How far it progresses and to what extent can determine the success or otherwise of the business itself.  Data: Is the product of observations of people … Continue reading →

Categories Business success, Enterprise Architecture, Knowledge Hierarchy Tags Wisdom

Using the Enterprise Architecture to tell a story.

April 21, 2013 by Kim Parker

With the availability of a well-populated Enterprise Architecture the opportunity of developing the narrative in support of delivering on a Business Strategy is greatly enhanced. With the ability to establish line of site visibility from strategy through to execution a … Continue reading →

Categories Business Knowledge, Business Strategy, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture: Establishing a supporting Framework

April 18, 2013 by Kim Parker

With a decision to establish an Enterprise Architecture some preliminary design work is absolutely essential. Assuming that the business is not ‘Greenfield’ and that there has been some development of architectural collateral, some structure to the Enterprise Architecture must be … Continue reading →

Categories architecture framework, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture: A tool to use not a document to file.

April 17, 2013 by Kim Parker

An Enterprise Architecture, by the time is becomes useful to the business, has consumed considerable time and effort to develop and populate. Often the principle deliverable of an Enterprise Architecture specific or Transformation Project the transition to a ‘Business As … Continue reading →

Categories Business Benefit, Business Change, Decision making, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture – Solving the jigsaw!

April 15, 2013 by Kim Parker

Establishing an Enterprise Architecture to support a business can be likened very much to solving a jigsaw. The jigsaw in question is made up of pieces from multiple puzzles that have been sourced from many different parts of the business … Continue reading →

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