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Comments on the “Foundations for Government as a Platform”.
continuing
“Meet technical and design standards”
The same service design standards should apply. In fact, it is both the government and the suppliers that should elaborate and app…
Comments on the “Foundations for Government as a Platform”.
Foundations continuing:
“Support service separation”
Services should not depend on each other so that they can be easily stopped, fixed or changed without affecting other services…
While on LinkedIn a couple of weeks ago, an interesting graphic caught my eye. Titled “The Iceberg of Ignorance”, it referred to a 1989 study in which: …consultant Sidney Yoshida concluded: “Only 4% of an organization’s front line problems are known by top management, 9% are known by middle management, 74% by supervisors and 100% […]
Link: https://coe.qualiware.com/reference-architectures-for-industry-4-0/ From QualiWare Center of Excellence 00
For a viable enterprise architecture [EA], now and into the future, we need frameworks, methods and tools that can support the EA discipline’s needs. This is Part 3 of a six-part series on proposals towards an enterprise-architecture framework and standard for whole-of-enterprise architecture: Introduction…
Porter’s Value Chain is a set of activities that an organization carries out to create value for its customers and return a margin of profit. Michael Porter created the concept in the 1980s. Also Porter defined the Margin as the dif…
We all have values, principles, standards, policies… that guide the operation, behaviour and development of the enterprise that keep the enterprise effective and honest.Values are essentially a moral code that aims to render the enterprise a ha…
Free previews of EA introduction courseEnterprise Architecture – why we need it – an introduction, is the title of my latest on-line course – which gives a straightforward, common-sense introduction to EA. If you are curious to find out why we really do need EA in the 21st century, check out some of the free preview lectures…
The Business Architecture Guild has provided a few reference models. The IRIS site is publishing them at The Business Architecture Guild Manufacturing Reference ModelThe Business Architecture Guild Finance Reference ModelThe Business Architecture …
The thing I like most about sharing ideas through blogs and posts is the feedback that I get. My recent post (EA Frameworks or Ontologies) got a comment from Tom Graves, which included a reference to a blog from Chris Lockhart with the great title Frankenframeworks – which has some great comments about our use of frameworks in EA And…
On computer architecture flags have always played a substantial role, as well in certain application development. Since most data and business architecture was done on a batch principle mainly driven by the limitation in technology, flag also got used in a lot of solution architecture. The problem in all areas is that despite of new … Continue reading The Flag Application Architecture torment →