Troux Staff

by: Bill Cason – Troux CTO – June 12th, 2012
Part I: Overcome inexperience when initiating a program

I frequently see Enterprise Architecture (EA) practices make a common mistake when initiating a program. They think: We know what we are …

by: Bill Cason, CTO, Troux
IT organizations must speak the language of the business in order to play a more strategic role within the enterprise. Our experience has shown that IT can begin this journey by defining and understanding six p…

by: Bill Cason – Troux CTO –  May 1st, 2012
Articulating and measuring the business benefit of Enterprise Architecture (EA) has always been a bit tricky.  But lately we have noticed this exercise is becomi…

Relevant, compelling, in-demand enterprise architecture is the goal of many of today’s IT architecture and strategy leaders.  Yet for many organizations, the first hurdle lies in communicating the value and justifying the required resources for EA…

It’s common knowledge that an EA program has to create business value to be successful. So it is important to consider business architecture as an essential part of an EA program. However, it may not be clear how to leverage business architecture …

Dell’s explosive growth in the 1980s and 1990s had left them with an effective, yet complex IT environment. In some cases, redundant applications met the same underlying business needs. To improve agility, Dell established an architecture pr…

 
Nearly 70% of CIOs today are focused on developing IT strategies to accelerate business goals, according to the latest CIO Magazine’s annual “State of the CIO” survey.  Yet, with a still skittish economy, mounting global c…

USAA is a leading financial services supplier for the U.S. military community. Its enterprise architecture practice has evolved from a technology-centric practice to one with two epicenters: technology and business. During this webinar Mike w…