Enterprise Architecture
Organizations Must Leverage Enterprise Architecture as a Strategic Resource to Advance their Internet of Things Strategies
You’re probably thinking, “wow that is a bold statement”, and you would be right in thinking so. However, it doesn’t make it any less true. Over the past few months I’ve been working with Gartner IoT experts and listening and observing customers around the world in their usage of IoT technologies. One thing is clear, […]
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Organizations Must Leverage Enterprise Architecture as a Strategic Resource to Advance their Internet of Things Strategies
You’re probably thinking, “wow that is a bold statement”, and you would be right in thinking so. However, it doesn’t make it any less true. Over the past few months I’ve been working with Gartner IoT experts and listening and observing customers around the world in their usage of IoT technologies. One thing is clear, […]
The post Organizations Must Leverage Enterprise Architecture as a Strategic Resource to Advance their Internet of Things Strategies appeared first on Mike J Walker.
Services and Enterprise Canvas review – Summary
What is a service-oriented architecture – particularly at a whole-of-enterprise scope? How best could we describe that architecture? How do we use that service-oriented approach to help enterprise-architecture break free of the IT-centrism that’s crippled it for the past couple…
Services and Enterprise Canvas review – 6: Exchanges
What is a service-oriented architecture – particularly at a whole-of-enterprise scope? How best could we describe what passes between services – the Exchanges, or products, that ‘hold the space’ between each service? And how can we use this kind of…
The enterprise architecture code of ethics dilemma
The aim of the whole endeavour would be the enablement of an institution that runs the membership for the EA profession and the enforcement, in some shape or form, of the code of ethics. In an ideal world that sounds good but, …
Should an Enterprise Architecture code of conduct be introduced at all costs?
I am, like most true professionals, for a code of ethics, but I am against enforcing it at all costs, against all odds without sufficient proof of benefits for or even demand from the parties involved in a profession that currently suffers from a multi…
The Open Group London 2014 – Day Three Highlights
By Loren K. Baynes, Director, Global Marketing Communications, The Open Group After an evening spent in the wonderful surroundings of the Victoria and Albert Museum, delegates returned to another London landmark building, Westminster Central Hall, for the final day of … Continue reading →![]()
The Open Group London 2014 – Day Two Highlights
By Loren K. Baynes, Director, Global Marketing Communications, The Open Group Despite gusts of 70mph hitting the capital on Day Two of this year’s London event, attendees were not disheartened as October 21 kicked off with an introduction from The … Continue reading →![]()
The Open Group London 2014 – Day One Highlights
By Loren K. Baynes, Director, Global Marketing Communications, The Open Group On a crisp October Monday in London yesterday, The Open Group hosted the first day of its event at Central Methodist Hall, Westminster. Almost 200 attendees from 32 countries … Continue reading →![]()
The EA code of ethics business case
For many professions, the question of benefits for clients and professionals or service providers versus the cost of implementation of a code of ethics should be first answered.
In the first place, an organisation to manage the code of ethics, members…
Services and Enterprise Canvas review – 2: Supplier and customer
What is a service-oriented architecture – particularly at a whole-of-enterprise scope? How do we describe relationships between services – particularly in the main value-flows? What happens within those service-interactions? This is the second in a six-part series on reviewing services…