Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
As I study for my TOGAF 9 certification, I am impressed with just how well thought out it is. Granted, there is more information than the average EA will need for any single/particular gig, but it sure is extensive. While the certification …
I think Bruce’s idea on an Architecture in 4 Slides is the right idea for presenting such material at the executive level. Often times the C-level crowd does not have the time, nor should they take the time, to digest all the details of the full archit…
Got a link they other day from an EA colleague on Martha Heller’s recent post Making EA Matter. As an EA I liked the quote about the EA being the smarted person in the room and the least arrogant. We could psycho-analyze our staff to ensure they are th…
I think Bruce’s idea on an Architecture in 4 Slides is the right idea for presenting such material at the executive level. Often times the C-level crowd does not have the time, nor should they take the time, to digest all the details of the full archi…
Got a link they other day from an EA colleague on Martha Heller’s recent post Making EA Matter. As an EA I liked the quote about the EA being the smarted person in the room and the least arrogant. We could psycho-analyze our staff to ensure they are t…
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’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 words (or meetings). I feel consistent notation…