Troux Staff

If you have worked with Troux, you have no doubt heard us use the term “Time to Value”. When Troux Professional Services executes an implementation with a customer our goal is to be dynamic and provide value as quickly as possible to beg…

Earlier this morning, we announced a strategic integration with HP Universal Configuration Management Database (HP UCMDB). IT operations currently spend too much time and money assessing the impact of changes, reacting to unplanned business demands, a…

With something as big and complicated as the entire enterprise, it’s not uncommon for customers to look for help after seeing an enterprise architecture (EA) effort collapse. One of the most frequent reasons their efforts crumble is that they …

One of the central themes at The Open Group Conference Rome 2010 was that a successful Enterprise Architecture must focus more on the business than on IT plumbing. That might sound like “Mom and Apple Pie” but several presentations descri…

No architect (if he/she can help it) designs a building that will never be constructed, and no enterprise architect wants to create a model that will just sit on the shelf and not be used to guide organizational decision making. Sadly this is the f…

In our work with more than 200 organizations, we’ve found two groups of customers: Those who previously tried to create an Enterprise Architecture (EA) function but failed, and those who knew they needed a successful EA function to transform t…

Cataloging your applications to get rid of those you don’t need makes so much sense it’s easy to forget how hard it can be to build such a portfolio. Here are six rules for simplifying your portfolio so you can cut costs and align your …