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Currently, the political situation in the United States is
similar to the political chaos in the 1850s—moving toward the Civil War. Like the Civil War, it is a war between
economic architectures, “crony” capitalism and Marx’s Communism.&nbs…
Currently, the political situation in the United States is similar to the political chaos in the 1850s—moving toward the Civil War. Like the Civil War, it is a war between economic architectures, “crony” capitalism and Marx’s Communism.&nbs…
Towards Measuring Success of Enterprise Architecture Decisions: Survey among Practitioners…
The post Towards measuring the success of Enterprise Architecture decisions first appeared on Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal.
I am proposing a way to ‘measure’ the ‘understanding’ the top of an organisation has — how capable it is of making informed strategic decisions — on a subject, e.g. legal, finance, or what is my particular interest: IT.
By Christine Stephenson One of my favourite wise men, Peter…
The post Why metrics matter to Enterprise Architects first appeared on Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal.
What’s the structure of a task? What do we need in a task to make sure that we do the right things right? It’s worth thinking about this in architectural terms – in terms of that tagline for enterprise effectiveness, …
The 2020 BiZZdesign Connect Conference has concluded and we’re happy to say it was a tremendous success! Our theme and proposition for you this year was Designing Better Enterprises, and apparently the rest of the world found it really relevant. So man…
By Robert RaiolaChief Marketing Officer, MEGA International Introduction Since the…
The post Opinion piece: Why business resilience planning is key for enterprises to survive a crisis first appeared on Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal.
A year ago, I was at Heathrow, boarding a flight to Australia. My long years of eldercare had at last come to an end: it was time for a restart. It was a good plan. I’d worked on it for …
Enterprise-architecture: Clawing our way out of limbo Read More »
By Wolfgang Goebl, Milan Guenther, Annika Klyver and Bard Papegaaij…
The post Enterprise Design Patterns: Radically Increasing Your Impact first appeared on Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal.
A description of the author’s recent experience implementing Open Agile Architecture practices on projects. This post focuses on continuous architectural refactoring, particularly planning, understanding and guiding the architecture. Working on an enterprise SaaS application, continuously evolving to support existing and new customers and use cases.
A description of the author’s recent experience implementing Open Agile Architecture practices on projects. This post focuses on continuous architectural refactoring, particularly planning, understanding and guiding the architecture. Working on an enterprise SaaS application, continuously evolving to support existing and new customers and use cases.