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How can organizations create the back-end services used by applications that consumers expect to work all the time when the underlying systems of record are not designed for consumer-facing availability,
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Executing a great strategy requires a careful look at the current state of an organization and the changes in structure, motivation and function required for strategy execution. Once architects characterize
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Drive strategic change with the predominant EA framework and visual modeling language. This Open Group White Paper has just been updated to reflect the latest standards. EAPJ Editor Iver Band
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Today (June 8), Apple announced at its developer’s conference that the London Underground would add Apple Pay, Apple’s contactless payment system, to the contactless methods Transport for London already allows.
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My last post explained how a WiFi-enabled system on a chip (SoC) and a node.js open source software stack can be used to turn anything into a client or a
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The Internet of Things (IoT) came into sharper focus for me at a PADNUG meetup during a presentation from Jeremy Foster, a Microsoft developer evangelist. Jeremy connected a battery-operated toy
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McKinsey & Company reports that implementing a set of 24 best practices for “communicating, leading by example, engaging employees, and continuously improving” increases the odds of organizational transformation success from
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The Apple Watch represents a new paradigm for smart devices. It is at once more intimate and less intrusive. Farhad Manjoo relates his experiences in Dear Diary: My Week Wearing
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Organizations that predate the digital economy need to architect themselves to flourish in it. According to the The MIT Center for Information Systems Research (MIT CISR), they (more…)
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Readers can now follow EAPJ on SlideShare. For additional presentations and papers on common challenges faced by enterprise, solution and business architects, follow EAPJ Editor Iver Band on Slideshare. (more…)
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Last year, we published two issues of EAPJ. They contain valuable case studies for enterprise, solution and business architects. These articles apply enterprise architecture best practices to a wide variety
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The New York times reported that data scientists spend significant time transforming raw data so that it can be analyzed by algorithms implemented in software. A number of startups are
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