Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
In nature, nothing is ever more complex than necessary: A lesson for Enterprise Architects. So, like evolution, TOGAF™ is a catalyst to appropriate change, creating the infrastructure and momentum behind business strategy, simplifying the organization and ensuring that it is never more complex than it actually needs to be. Continue reading →
Together with Rien Dijkstra and Pieter van der Ploeg, I have launched a new book project: The Sourcing Initiative: Enabling Collaboration. Read more about it on the new website, sourcing-it.org. The idea is that there are a lot of issues at stake in modern enterprises:
Our proposition is that the […]
I’ve been watching, with a mixture of dismay and mirth, a LinkedIn discussion between Adrian Grigoriu and a group of Enterprise Architects as he attempts to promote his new business architecture approach. Now, to be fair, Adrian has already wri…
And finally close to catch-up (if I haven’t slipped again) – another week’s worth of Tweets and links. Lots of new stuff, of course, though nothing new as such in the categories, nor in the ‘Read more…’ link:
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, strategy, innovation and suchlike:
CreatvEmergence: Cool 1-min video of complex adaptive systems in action – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCOmBVrnDeA <real-life […]
How does an Enterprise Architecture and a Business Model work together? Successful organisations are those that improve and innovate their Business Models to find a profitable niche against their competitors. But a new Business Model alone is not enough. It needs to be implemented and executed. This is where an Enterprise Architecture comes in. If […]
I’ve wanted to get my hands on a copy of this book for a numbers of years and it didn’t disappoint me. Written by one of the doges of EA this 500 page tomb will have no doubt attracted more than its fair share of detractors. In this world of short attention spans almost anybody […]
There’s been a tremendous uptick of chatter about capabilities. At SenseAgility, we’ve been on the Capability Based track all along, so it’s been fascinating to see how the market has evolved in a relatively short period of time. When I pre…
Starting point Few weeks ago, I was on business trip, dining alone at my hotel restaurant in Gothenburg (sad story isn’t it ) I was using my favorite device: iphone 4 to read interesting Enterprise Architecture articles & papers, when, suddenly, my attention was caught by a direct reply on one of my tweets from […]
There’s been a tremendous uptick of chatter about capabilities. At SenseAgility, we’ve been on the Capability Based track all along, so it’s been fascinating to see how the market has evolved in a relatively short period of time. When I pre…
There’s been a tremendous uptick of chatter about capabilities. At SenseAgility, we’ve been on the Capability Based track all along, so it’s been fascinating to see how the market has evolved in a relatively short period of time. When I pre…
There’s been a tremendous uptick of chatter about capabilities. At SenseAgility, we’ve been on the Capability Based track all along, so it’s been fascinating to see how the market has evolved in a relatively short period of time. When I pre…
Almost caught up with the backlog: another week’s-worth of Tweets and links, usual categories, after the usual ‘Read more…’ link:
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, business-strategy, innovation and other business-type stuff:
thoughttrans: RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth’s Blog: Groping for a marketing solution: TSA and security theater http://bit.ly/9P5fVx <agree: time for a serious rethink #bizarch
vernaallee: RT @Gartner_inc: Gartner Identifies Four Converging Trends […]