Governance

Organizational Sustainability

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When we talk about sustainability, most of us probably think about environmental sustainability. Reducing carbon emissions, using fewer resources, moving towards a circular economy, and so on. But there is another form of sustainability that deserves more attention: the organizational sustainability.
Can an organization continue to create value when the world around it changes? Can it adapt when customer expectations shift, regulations change, competitors emerge from unexpected places, technologies evolve, or economic and geopolitical circumstances suddenly turn against it? In other words, can the organization remain viable when its environment refuses to stand still?
I believe Enterprise Architecture has an important role to play in answering that question.

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Why Architecture Frameworks Matter

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If there is one statement that has become increasingly common on social media platforms, conference stages, and architecture forums, it is this:
We don’t need architecture frameworks anymore.
Some argue that frameworks are outdated. Others describe them as bureaucratic, heavyweight, or simply incompatible with agile ways of working. According to some, frameworks like the TOGAF® Standard only exist to generate documentation rather than value.
In this blog, I will dive into why architecture frameworks matter.

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Zero-Reload Nginx Upstream Management as an Enterprise Architecture Decision

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Zero-Reload Nginx Upstream Management as an Enterprise Architecture Decision: A…