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Richard Veryard

Enterprise as Noun

May 21, 2022May 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

@tetradian spots a small, subtle yet very welcome sentence in the latest version of TOGAF. “An enterprise may include partners, suppliers, and customers as well as internal business units.”Although similar statements can be found in earlier versio…

Categories #eavoices, boundary, deperimeterization, EdgeStrategy, RequisiteVariety, togaf Tags #eavoices

Enterprise as Noun

May 21, 2022May 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

@tetradian spots a small, subtle yet very welcome sentence in the latest version of TOGAF. “An enterprise may include partners, suppliers, and customers as well as internal business units.”Although similar statements can be found in earlier versio…

Categories #eavoices, boundary, deperimeterization, EdgeStrategy, RequisiteVariety, togaf Tags #eavoices

Constructing POSIWID

April 21, 2022April 20, 2022 by Richard Veryard

I’ve just been reading Harish Jose’s latest post A Constructivist’s View of POSIWID. POSIWID stands for the maxim (THE) Purpose Of (A) System Is What It Does, which was coined by Stafford Beer.Harish points out that there are many different systems wit…

Categories #eavoices, Cybernetics, leveragepoints, POSIWID Tags #eavoices

Constructing POSIWID

April 21, 2022April 20, 2022 by Richard Veryard

I’ve just been reading Harish Jose’s latest post A Constructivist’s View of POSIWID. POSIWID stands for the maxim (THE) Purpose Of (A) System Is What It Does, which was coined by Stafford Beer.Harish points out that there are many different systems wit…

Categories #eavoices, Cybernetics, leveragepoints, POSIWID Tags #eavoices

Data-Driven Reasoning (COVID)

July 29, 2022April 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

Following the data is all very well, but how should we decide which data to follow? Nate Silver argues that the total data are more important than the marginal data. There is more virus transmission in restaurants than in aeroplanes.The average Am…

Categories #eavoices, COVID19, evidence-based policy, risk Tags #eavoices

Data-Driven Reasoning (COVID)

July 29, 2022April 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

Following the data is all very well, but how should we decide which data to follow? Nate Silver argues that the total data are more important than the marginal data. There is more virus transmission in restaurants than in aeroplanes.The average Am…

Categories #eavoices, COVID19, evidence-based policy, risk Tags #eavoices

Information Superiority in Ukraine

February 24, 2024March 26, 2022 by Richard Veryard

In my work on Data Strategy, I have drawn heavily on the concept of information superiority / information advantage, which was originally developed in a military / defence context. Like many other innovations, there is significant potential for peacefu…

Categories #eavoices, DataStrategy, logistics Tags #eavoices

Information Superiority in Ukraine

February 24, 2024March 26, 2022 by Richard Veryard

In my work on Data Strategy, I have drawn heavily on the concept of information superiority / information advantage, which was originally developed in a military / defence context. Like many other innovations, there is significant potential for peacefu…

Categories #eavoices, DataStrategy, logistics Tags #eavoices

Christopher Alexander 1936-2022

March 29, 2022March 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

The architectural theorist Christopher Alexander, who has died at the age of 85, had a major influence on software architecture as well as buildings.His first book Notes on the Synthesis of Form (1964) was referenced by the structured methods gurus
of …

Categories #eavoices, ChristopherAlexander Tags #eavoices

Christopher Alexander 1936-2022

March 29, 2022March 19, 2022 by Richard Veryard

The architectural theorist Christopher Alexander, who has died at the age of 85, had a major influence on software architecture as well as buildings.His first book Notes on the Synthesis of Form (1964) was referenced by the structured methods gurus of …

Categories #eavoices, ChristopherAlexander Tags #eavoices

Does the Algorithm have the Last Word?

May 10, 2022February 28, 2022 by Richard Veryard

In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…

Categories #eavoices, algorithm, performativity Tags #eavoices

Does the Algorithm have the Last Word?

May 10, 2022February 28, 2022 by Richard Veryard

In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…

Categories #eavoices, algorithm, performativity Tags #eavoices
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