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Enterprise Architecture: Steering the business towards success.

June 30, 2013 by Kim Parker

Frequently business decision making leans towards the tactical and reactive rather than the strategic and proactive. This is exacerbated through: poorly applied governance and compliance; inadequate communication and consultation with key stakeholders; inadequate assessment of business and technical options; inadequate … Continue reading →

Categories Business Decisions, enterprise, Impact Assessment

Enterprise Architecture – managing competing forces

May 20, 2013 by Kim Parker

There is probably no time when there are not competing forces influencing the direction in which a business travels and how it operates. The response that a business makes to these competing influences is a measure of its maturity. When … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Business Drivers, Enterprise Architecture, Impact Assessment

Triggers of Business Change

April 30, 2013 by Kim Parker

All businesses are continually  subject to change. With the recognition that change is inevitable having processes in place to deal with them ensures that a considered and informed response can be made. The drivers of change can originate from multiple … Continue reading →

Categories Business Change, Impact Assessment, Performance Measures

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