Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Managers do not need enterprise architects to talk like them, they need us to talk to them. Recently I received a link to a challenge on LinkedIn, posted by Kevin Smith, to describe the purpose of enterprise architecture in the 160 characters allowed …
Checkout following two plans below. And, contrast and compare them. Conceiving a coherent modernization plan and executing them has always been a challenge for OCIO. Enterprise Transition Plans generally documents the visions, goals, capabilities at th…
Programmed Cell Death is very important function to understand to gain insight into the way Transformation need to occur. When distortions occur in Enterprise Engineering, then this leads into obvious cancerous growth, which does not have easy remedy. …
Mikkel Mertz, Morten Gryning and Ambreen Khan have allowed me to share their masters thesis about Coherency Management in Carlsberg. I warmly recommend it! Abstract Even though the amounts of information in enterprises are rapidly increasing, it does not directly provide the organizations with competitive advantages. A paradox of the Information Age is that while
A recent conversation with a colleague delved into the complicated world of new technology decisions. At every organization I’ve been at, this has been a source of contention between four major groups: Enterprise Architects, Domain Architects, Development Teams, and Engineering Teams. I specifically listed Enterprise and Domain Architects separately, because I’ve seen contention between those […]
The Danish Government Business Reference Model – FORM (in Danish) – is an overview of what the Danish public administration does, which services it provides, and which legislation that regulates these services. I have been ‘playing around’ with the dataset FORM makes up. In the blog menu, you will find links to pages about Project NemFORM.
All content written by and copyrighted by Todd Biske. If you are reading this on a site other than my “Outside the Box” blog, it’s probably being republished without my permission. Please consider reading it at the source. I just posted a response to a question about the iPad in an enterprise setting over in […]
All content written by and copyrighted by Todd Biske. If you are reading this on a site other than my “Outside the Box” blog, it’s probably being republished without my permission. Please consider reading it at the source. A succession of tweets between Forrester’s Gene Leganza and Clay Richardson along with Brenda Michelson of Elemental […]
All content written by and copyrighted by Todd Biske. If you are reading this on a site other than my “Outside the Box” blog, it’s probably being republished without my permission. Please consider reading it at the source. I participated on a panel discussion on communication and enterprise architecture, hosted by Bob Rhubart of Oracle. […]
Technology that asserts itself over the purpose for which it was designed, … and needs to be configured, managed, and optimised will be its own anti-pattern. We want … ‘invisible’ technology and … immediate and direct exp…
This post comes out of a quick, but deep, conversation with @cybersal after the first dinner of the architect irregulars twittergroup at Gopals on 20091125. Other members in attendance were: @richardveryard, @taotwit, @Rsessions, @mattdeacon, and @hst…
Tom Graves has summarised the differing roles of architects and designers in his blog What’s the difference between architecture and design?. It is an ongoing irritation to me that the two are confused. This not only devalues both dis…