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EA, SOA and other technologies

Enterprise Architecture state and causes in ten points

November 30, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

People don’t even know how an Enterprise Architecture looks like.

Categories causes, EA, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, roadblocks Tags state

Is the Enterprise Architect leading the enterprise development?

November 20, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

The EA architect does not replace though the strategist, the business process man, the quality team… The architect just provide the tool, the context, the principles…

Categories Blueprint, creationism, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Strategy

Enterprise Architecture state and causes (iv)

October 27, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

…the difference between functions, capabilities, processes, value streams, value chains… should be sufficiently clarified before even attempting to integrate them in the EA framework and whole

Categories causes, EA state, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture state and causes (iii)

October 12, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

While the customers and stakeholders are not complaining, little can be done. This is the main reason for the lethargy of EA.

Categories EA, EA police, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Frameworks Tags state

Enterprise Architecture state and causes, (ii)

October 6, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

cnt’d.
There is much hype, few visible results and a great number of professionals who still ask what EA is and what is it for, even if they already “practice” it.
 
The state of frameworks is dire. Too many that do too little.
Frameworks like TOG…

Categories collaboration, competition, EA, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Social Media Tags state

Enterprise Architecture visualisation

September 7, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

In this post, I will show how architecture visualisation methods used by architects for centuries (see Drew Skau’s post  Visualization Architect at Visual.ly) are relevant to an EA. I’ll exemplify the procedures on the  FFLV-GODS, a full EA f…

Categories building architecture, classical architecture, EA visualisation, EA, SOA and other technologies, EA. cuts planes, Enterprise Architecture, views

The Enterprise Architecture state and root causes (i)

August 25, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

It’s like the EA prefix is added to any other IT profession we know. In reality, the demand is for a multitude of roles housed selfishly under the EA banner.

Categories business architect, EA state, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture (EA) versus Enterprise IT Architecture debate

August 15, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

After all, it is still the case today that the “company is the people” as EA describes, rather than “the company is the IT” as in EITA. But EITA delivers now, while the EA still promises.

Categories EA, EA, SOA and other technologies, EITA, Enterprise Architecture, IT-architecture

Open CA and Enterprise Architecture certification, take it or leave it? (II)

July 27, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

Since an EA practice is successful if and only if it delivers the EA first, how would one define the certification criteria to validate the EA outcome if it is unclear what the EA delivers?

Categories certification, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Open CA, Open Group

Open CA and Enterprise Architecture certification, take it or leave it?

July 19, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

We have, obviously, the problem of regulating the EA profession. Currently, many do take EA training and certifications in the hope they’d improve their career prospects. But do they improve or guarantee the practitioners’ prowess to do the job?

Categories certification, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Open CA, Open Group, togaf

Critique of the Enterprise Architecture state

June 12, 2012 by Adrian Grigoriu

Currently, there are too many EA frameworks that crowd the EA field, too many development approaches, too many insufficient metamodels… and too many parties that claim to hold the truth. Since the approaches or parties have little in common they bew…

Categories critique, EA, SOA and other technologies, Enterprise Architecture, Social Media Tags state
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