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Recently, this thought has been coming to mind more and more… does a high trust environment alleviate the need for onerous processes? Should organizations focus on creating trust as much as they focus on processes using PMP, ITIL, TOGAF or other fram…
Continuing our discussion that I mentioned in my last post, Greger Wikstrand tweeted the following: I encourage you to watch the video, it’s short (7:39) and makes some important points, which I’ll touch on below. Serendipity, when it occurs, is a beautiful thing. Serendipity can occur when heads-down order taking is replaced with collaboration. Awareness […]
Is the Sharing term proper when clients do not share much?
Perhaps we should call it a Peer to Peer economy because the operation takes place between two peer denizens, one renting, selling or offering a service to another; or a Participating enterpris…
While architecture is often used as an instrument for change, the architecture of an area is often not changing at all. The architecture of marketing is however a classical area that is changing in a revolutionary way. A lot of architects are involved with marketing not so much as an area they work in but … Continue reading Marketing architecture →
By The Open Group To reach the number 500 in anything is a significant achievement. In business, the top companies in the world vie to be part of the Fortune 500 or the S&P 500. In automobile racing, top annual … Continue reading →
Nine easy steps to unlock breakthrough results in Big Data Analytics which can be performed concurrently by both business and technical professionals working together to arrive at the suggested platform and tooling optimization decisions.
The current situation There is a huge gap in insight as to what a digital business really is. Today when I hear business leders talk about going digital it’s mainly revolving around four scenarios. The first scenario is to connect all the systems together though some sort of integration. The second scenario is to reach […]
What do medicine, situational awareness, economics, confirmation bias, and value all have to do with all have to do with the architectural design of software systems? Quite a lot, actually. To connect the dots, we need to start from the point of view that the architecture is essentially a set of design decisions intended to […]
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Not every industry is suitable for Sharing as yet but only the some delivering services to the public such as hospitability, transportation, logistics, leasing… where the participants own the means of the trade and can work individu…
Three of four architects strive to make their firms data driven. But well-meaning technology managers only deal with part of the problem: How to use technology to glean deeper, faster insight from more data — and more cheaply. But consider that only 2…
Three of four architects strive to make their firms data driven. But well-meaning technology managers only deal with part of the problem: How to use technology to glean deeper, faster insight from more data — and more cheaply. But consider that only 2…