Monika Denos

Although there has never been a better time to be an Enterprise Architect, we need to start doing things differently. In the last 2 years the global events around Covid 19 have taught us some tough lessons in adaptability. Traditional thinking, with a focus on the ‘as is’ state, and incremental change, won’t be good…

In the first article in this series, I explained how architects can become ‘change experts’ in their organizations by working together to resolve technology silos. As per Conway’s Law, organizational silos will follow suit. This cross-organizational requirement to break down silos is a fundamental mandate of digital transformation, as organizations seek to build change itself…

Rather, digital transformation means transforming the organization from having less agility to having more agility. In other words, being able to deal better with change overall. Fundamentally, digital transformation requires that organizations adopt change itself as a core competency. Makes sense, except that the devil is in the details. What does it mean for change…

Digital Transformations Defining a good strategy is difficult, especially in this rapidly moving digital world. But realizing your strategy is even more complicated. After all, how do you ensure a strategy is implemented in a coordinated, coherent way? How do you manage all of the moving parts? In my previous blog post on digital transformations,…

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