Business Capabilities: Examples for Modeling Your Organization Effectively
Organizations are changing fast.
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An (IT) Architecture Function in an Agile Context
By Gunnar Menzel Agility is a central requirement for many organizations. For organizations looking for a digital future, the question is no longer whether an agile innovation should be used, but which innovation, when, and […]
Four Factors that Sabotage Digital Transformation
By Jelle Visser Digital transformation has entered the glossary of business buzzwords as one of the latest phenomena to digitize business. There are many ways to talk about the specifics of digital transformation, but perhaps […]
Even in the face of Global Recession, Companies Will innovate
We recently asked Daniel Hutley, The Open Group Architecture Forum Director, about the potential of a global recession and the impact it could have on companies and their approach to technology. Question: If there is […]
The World of an IoT ‘Architect’
Being an ‘Architect’ is a title with big meaning suggesting bold outcomes. The architects of the world have left behind medieval cathedrals, the Taj Mahal, the Pyramids, and the Great Wall. Closer to or world engineering […]
Evolution of EA: Digital Twin of an Organization | Ardoq
The need to innovate and continuously change is a necessary survival skill for enterprises. How your organization executes that change is something that is unique to your organization. Keeping in touch with the newest ways of implementing chan…
Benefits of Enterprise Architecture That Can Change Your Organization
For CIOs, a solid return on investment (ROI) is fundamental for budget approval. Their department needs to continually contribute to business and each new software addition must add value. Enterprise Architecture is only one of ITs many compon…
Hands Up If You Are Signing Off an IT Roadmap
By Lisa Woodall Every corporation has a similar picture and has told a similar story. You’ve seen that picture and you’ve heard that story. It’s a picture with too many boxes and too many lines on […]
MEGA to Host Virtual Event Examining Successful EA Initiatives and Key Trends in Enterprise Architecture, Data Governance, and Risk Management
MEGA International, a global software company recognized as a leader in enterprise architecture for 13 consecutive years, will hosts its annual digital enterprise architecture event on November 29, 2022. At least two of the sessions […]
Banking Functionality Doesn’t Differentiate Banking Software Anymore, But Technology And Ecosystems Do
Functionality in retail and corporate banking is not highly differentiating anymore. In the future, only those that can support partner solutions in their ecosystem seamlessly can fully cope with banking industry’s expanding requirements.
How TOGAF can address government interoperability
How TOGAF can address government interoperability problems:
A case study of the government of Canada
By Yuxun Ji, Pai Zhang, Changsheng Qiu, Peiyao Li and Dexian Wang
Introduction
Governments worldwide have found …
Data Integration – Choosing the Right Approach
By Dr. Chris Harding, Founder and Principal of Lacibus Ltd.
How do you approach data integration?
While it is often done on a case-by-case basis, a recent survey of enterprise and solution architects by The Open Group found that 62% of organisations are using or planning to use a specific data integration approach such as data virtualisation, data fabric, or data mesh. How would you pick the right approach for your organisation?
Questions like this are not best answered “off the top of your head”. You want to understand how the different approaches would work in your particular situation. You want to read explanations of them, and case studies. You want to talk to people with similar problems, see what they are doing or have done, and how this compares with what you want to do. You want to be able to follow standards and best practices.