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Abandoning Change for Change’s Sake

November 9, 2017 by Kim Parker

Change as previously stated is inevitable. How it manifests itself can bee seen as being either good or bad. Businesses do have a choice which. Any change will impact the business in some degree. Multiple changes will have multiple impacts … Continue reading →

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Enterprise Architecture – Untangling the Business.

July 23, 2014 by Kim Parker

Before engaging in business change, there is a need to understand where and how the business is situated. Executing change without this understanding can result in unintended and perhaps disastrous consequences. When renovating an older property, It is rare that … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Business Impact, Business Planning, Enetrprise Architecture, Knowledge Repository

Enterprise Architecture: Managing the impact of change.

July 4, 2013 by Kim Parker

All businesses, in responding to change drivers will require some modification to the business and technology landscape in which they operate. Whether change occurs through the introduction of some initiative intended to develop new or improve existing services or because … Continue reading →

Categories Business Impact, Change Management, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture: Closing the stable door before the horse has bolted.

July 1, 2013 by Kim Parker

There are likely to be times when a business will engage in some activity or make a product acquisition which, in hindsight, would prove to be less than beneficial. Perhaps in the enthusiasm generated through a vendor’s sales process the … Continue reading →

Categories Business Decisions, Business Impact, Enterprise Architecture, risk

Enterprise Architecture – A measure of success!

May 3, 2013 by Kim Parker

Having spent time and effort in populating an Enterprise Architecture its true value can now be realised in its use. The Enterprise Architecture, being a tool that provides visibility of the business, providing ‘line of sight‘ between strategy and execution, … Continue reading →

Categories Business Impact, Business Measures, Business success, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture – Supporting Business Change

April 30, 2013 by Kim Parker

All businesses are dynamic in so far as they need to respond to change drivers. How they respond is very much dependent on how well they know their business and its inter-dependencies. It is very well accepted that the change … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Business Decisions, Business Impact, Enterprise Architecture

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