Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
This is Part II of my collection of enterprise architecture definitions. Part I can be viewed here. It’s interesting, at least to me, to get a sense for all the different definitions of enterprise architecture out there. So, over time,…
Recently Gartner released the 2010 Hype Cycle for Enterprise Architecture (EA). It’s an interesting report. I’m not sure if there are really any surprises here but it worth looking at the macro themes of the report. You can find additional…
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
I’ve been a huge fan of architecture modeling for over a decade now. I feel there is no better way to get stakeholders on the same page so quickly. It is true what they say…a picture is worth a thousand…
I have recently finished reading the book ‘Lost on Translation’ by Nigel Green and Carl Bate and found it a very useful and insightful. I recommend it for the shelf of any Enterprise Architect. See http://www.lithandbook.com/ The book describes the VPEC-T ‘thinking framework’ and a focus on understanding the Values, Policies, Events, Content and Trust perspectives […]
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
Yes, you need a LinkedIn Account. And yes, you have to be a member of Enterprise Architecture Network. But those two prerequisites are not very difficult to obtain. Meanwhile, there are a couple of very interesting discussions going o…
The Open Group committee made a conscious choice to encourage customization of TOGAF, since every organizational context is unique. After all, TOGAF is a framework, not something you swallow whole to get well. If you look at the first BPMN sub-pr…