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I ran my company’s Advanced Technology Group for five years and was able to evaluate a whole range of new tools during a time when Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) were just coming into being. I still have my Apple Newton, a Palm Pilot, and even a R…
I ran my company’s Advanced Technology Group for five years and was able to evaluate a whole range of new tools during a time when Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) were just coming into being. I still have my Apple Newton, a Palm Pilot, and even a R…
In agile you do user stories, they are a kind of to-do items for developer instead of the traditional analysis and those stories are discarded after the work is done. Architecture on the other hand is design done after a long and solid analysis with the view to stay. Architecture is to translate into standards, … Continue reading Agile is transient – Architecture is to stay →
Ingine Inc; Bioingine.com Deductive Logic to Inductive Logic Notational Algebra & Symbolic Programming Deductive – What | Inductive – Why, How Deductive:- Statistical Summary of the Population by each Variable Recorded Deductive:- Statistical Distribution of a Variable Deductive:- Partitioning Data into Clusters Cluster analysis is an unsupervised learning technique used for classification of data. Data […]
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The Company Values establish, ideally, a standard to guide the behaviour of a company and its employees.
The Values, which state the expectations from the employee behaviour and company, are to steer the company decision making a…
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To be applied in practice, the company values must be embedded in every day behaviour, in enterprise processes, in meeting protocols, at regular reviews… so that any development, body and action shall consider them.
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What does an old World War II tank have to do with innovation? I’ve mentioned it before, but it bears repeating – one of benefits of having a blog is the ability to interact with and learn from people all over the world. For example, Greger Wikstrand and I have been trading blog posts on […]
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By The Open Group On April 27, the second TOGAF® User Group Meeting was held at The Open Group London 2016. The session brought together TOGAF users and stakeholders to share information, best practices and learning, for the development of … Continue reading →
We all have values, rules, policies, standards… in the enterprise that guide its operation, behaviour and further development. They keep the enterprise effective and honest, or, at least, they should.
Values are essentially a m…
A few weeks back, in my post “Enterprise Architecture and the Business of IT”, I mentioned that I was finding myself drawn more and more toward Enterprise Architecture (EA) as a discipline, given its impact on my work as a software architect. Rather than a top-down approach, seeking to design an enterprise as a whole, […]
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 5 of a six-part series on proposals towards an enterprise-architecture framework and standard for whole-of-enterprise architecture: Introduction…