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Enterprise Architecture
Leading Business Disruption Strategy with Enterprise Architecture
By Patty Donovan, The Open Group On Wednesday, October 2nd, The Open Group and Enterprise Architects will host a tweet jam which discusses how organisations can lead business disruption with Enterprise Architecture (EA). Today, businesses are being forced to come … Continue reading →
A Reference Architecture for Enterprise Architecture
. First I have to declare that while I’ve never worked with Phil I have worked in the same organization and I do know him. So with any conflict of interest covered off we can now get down to business. There are lots of books that will offer either directly or discursively a reference architecture. […]
Career Paths – Project Management
Career Path for Project Management Roles There are two job descriptions in the project management career path for our IT department. The entry level position is Project Manager. This role supports the Director of Information Technology with small project management functions. The next and final level is Senior Project Manager. This role continues to provide […]
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IT Technology Trends – a Risky Business?
By Patty Donovan, The Open Group On Wednesday, September 25, The Open Group will host a tweet jam looking at a multitude of emerging/converging technology trends and the risks they present to organizations who have already adopted or are looking … Continue reading →
And the Winner Is…
I don’t know. Seriously. Our contract with Forrester Research affords me the opportunity to be one of five judges in their annual contest to award prizes to organizations for their Enterprise Architecture Program.
The Forrester / InfoWorld Ente…
And the Winner Is…
I don’t know. Seriously. Our contract with Forrester Research affords me the opportunity to be one of five judges in their annual contest to award prizes to organizations for their Enterprise Architecture Program.
The Forrester / InfoWorld Ente…
Career Paths – Administration
Career Path for Administration Roles There are two job descriptions in the administrative career path for our IT department. The entry level position is Administrative Assistant. This role supports the Director of Information Technology with basic administrative functions. The next and final level is Technical Services Coordinator. This role continues to provide all the basic […]
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The Future of IT Skills?
With a renewed acceleration in the speed of innovation in Information Technology, many Enterprise Architects are wondering – What is the future of IT Skills? Deep or broad skills; soft or hard skills; assembly or core development skills; business or pu…
The Future of IT Skills?
With a renewed acceleration in the speed of innovation in Information Technology, many Enterprise Architects are wondering – What is the future of IT Skills? Deep or broad skills; soft or hard skills; assembly or core development skills; business or pu…
Beyond Alignment Book
I am pleased to announce that our new book, Beyond Alignment: Applying Systems Thinking in Architecting Enterprises (ISBN 9781848901162) is now available via Amazon.com, and should be available internationally any day now. The book is a comprehensive reader about how enterprises can apply systems thinking in their enterprise architecture practice, for business transformation and for strategic execution. The book’s contributors find […]
Redefining traceability in Enterprise Architecture and implementing the concept with TOGAF 9.1 and/or ArchiMate 2.0
By Serge Thorn, Architecting the Enterprise One of the responsibilities of an Enterprise Architect is to provide complete traceability from requirements analysis and design artefacts, through to implementation and deployment. Along the years, I have found out that the term … Continue reading →