Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Part1: The Digital FutureI was challenged to forecast changes in economic systems based on both my knowledge of spatial economic systems and on my experiences with computers, data networking, and automation. What I have come up with is a four par…
Let me paraphrase here The World Depends on Technology No One Understands.
The premise: “Samuel Arbesman, a complexity scientist and writer, who published Overcomplicated: Technology at the Limits of Comprehension.”
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Here is a selection of posts from 2015 that look still as valid today as they were in 2015:
Lessons from an IT transformation failure (i)
people interviewed for the report described “managers managing managers, managing managers”. Tha…
I should have mentioned this one earlier… – things have been kinda busy lately! 😮 An excellent time earlier this month, at the inaugural Enterprise Architektura conference in Prague. Very impressive for a first-time conference in a relatively small country:…
erwin, the very well known data modeling vendor separated from CA in 2016, is announcing a data governance module in addition to their existing suite of Data modeling, Enterprise Architecture and Business Process modeling The first release of the data…
My survey on Enterprise Architecture training is still open for responses; if you feel strongly about the current state of EA training, and about how it might be improved, then I would love to receive your input. I shall close the survey at the end of …
Over the years, I have been gathering links and metadata about enterprise architecture relevant resources, books, and most recently, academic articles. I share this over at EnterpriseArchitecture.dk. Back in 2005, I called it my personomy. Over the years, it has become quite a large collection with over 1500 resources. I try and tidy up dead…
Change is inevitable. Every business enterprise whether private, government or ‘not for profit will be subject to some sort of change. How they respond will influence if the the outcome is positive or negative. Change can be driven by many … Continue reading →
Presently, we have all these diagrams stored in various places in the enterprise but no two are linked together or consistent. They do not employ the same components, connections, notations or tool.
Yet, we need to assemble all models in an EA, th…
To avoid the ever debate on Enterprise Architecture scope, i.e. IT versus the whole enterprise business, technology and people, I call the enterprise wide architecture Enterprise Model (EM), rather than Enterprise Architecture (EA), and …
The rapid pace of technology innovation in today’s digital economy means that businesses require a level of agility and responsiveness that cannot be delivered by conventional business strategies and operating models.
This event focused on how Enterprise Architecture and the use of standards from The Open Group, such as TOGAF®, ArchiMate® and IT4IT™ (for managing the business of IT), are empowering companies to build better systems by architecting for digital business strategies.
Topics included: EA and Business Transformation; EA in Government; EA in Healthcare; Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Cities; Risk Management and Cybersecurity; Process Automation; and IT Management.