Alex Matthews

I recently discovered the wonderful Jörgen Dahlberg (Twitter: @greblhad).

He posts his enterprise architecture motto as follows:

"In the end it comes down to ABC spelled out as “Achieving Business outCome".

I may have a new EA hero!!

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I recently discovered the wonderful Jörgen Dahlberg (Twitter: @greblhad).

He posts his enterprise architecture motto as follows:

"In the end it comes down to ABC spelled out as “Achieving Business outCome".

I may have a new EA hero!!

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An excellent post on anecdote.com.au included 5 questions to help you assess whether your organisation has "strategic clarity".  The question are:

Can the executive team simply and clearly describe the strategy without referring to notes (or powerpoint slides) aided only by simple sketches they make themselves?
Does the executive team all believe in and describe the same strategy?
Do the

An excellent post on anecdote.com.au included 5 questions to help you assess whether your organisation has "strategic clarity".  The question are:

Can the executive team simply and clearly describe the strategy without referring to notes (or powerpoint slides) aided only by simple sketches they make themselves?
Does the executive team all believe in and describe the same strategy?
Do the

Enterprise architecture blog rollI’m going to post my personal list of great enterprise architecture blog sites here.

First three cabs off the rank are Nik Malik, Jeff Scott and Tom Graves. Currently these three guys are the thought leaders in the fie…

Enterprise architecture blog rollI’m going to post my personal list of great enterprise architecture blog sites here.

First three cabs off the rank are Nik Malik, Jeff Scott and Tom Graves. Currently these three guys are the thought leaders in the fie…

Gartner neatly defines the difference between business architecture and business context as:

[E]nterprise business architecture is focused on applying EA practices to the business dimension (people, process, organization and financials) in order to "architect the business."

[B]usiness context is focused on articulating the business strategy, market trends and requirements in order to ensure an

Gartner neatly defines the difference between business architecture and business context as:

[E]nterprise business architecture is focused on applying EA practices to the business dimension (people, process, organization and financials) in order to "architect the business."

[B]usiness context is focused on articulating the business strategy, market trends and requirements in order to ensure an