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Enterprise Architecture: First stop, Building Architecture, then on to a Science!

July 16, 2012 by Gabriel Morgan

The Building Architecture industry is frustrated with IT Architecture. There is so much interest among IT Architecture forums to mature to the level of Building Architecture that many in the world are very confused. Building Architects looking for reso…

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IT Organizations, like any Business Support Organization, Deliver Business Value

July 9, 2012 by Gabriel Morgan

As one traverses organizations in a company, the further you get from a business group responsible for producing products and services that generate revenue, the more difficult it is to describe the business value delivered. Among all the Business Supp…

Categories Architect Skills, Enterprise Architecture Concepts

Business Architecture is Business Performance Management with Engineering Rigor

June 27, 2012 by Gabriel Morgan

I’ve been performing a Business Architect role within the Enterprise Architecture function over the past few years and wanted to share some opinions I’ve formed to help jog, and possibly advance, the thinking in the space of Business Archit…

Categories Architect Skills, Enterprise Architecture Concepts

Service Delivery Platform (SDP) for the Enterprise

September 29, 2007 by Gabriel Morgan

I’m noticing a lot of great improvements in Enterprise Architecture Frameworks, namely FEAF, TOGAF, Gartner EAF and ITIL (Yes, I see ITIL as an EAF now). They are embracing similar improvement themes like Business Strategy linkage, enabling agile …

Categories Enterprise Architecture Concepts, S+S

The formula for Agility

September 7, 2007 by Gabriel Morgan

Months ago I published a blog about how to implement system quality attributes (found here). In that article I asserted that Solution Architects should deliberately design systems for high quality and I provided a means for doing this. Because the poin…

Categories Enterprise Architecture Concepts, System Quality

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