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The Enterprise Modelling we need

November 5, 2017 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

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…

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Enterprise Modelling in a few steps

November 4, 2017 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

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 …

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An Enterprise Modelling method

October 31, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

To avoid the ever debate on the scope of Enterprise Architecture, IT vs the enterprise, I call Enterprise Modelling, rather than Enterprise Architecture (EA), the enterprise wide architecture, that covers business, technology and people.

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Enterprise Architecture vs modelling the enterprise

October 23, 2015 by Adrian Grigoriu

In the old days I would have liked to have an idiot’s manual to guide me through the steps of modelling the Architecture of the Enterprise I was working for. I am not talking about the practices of   organization, risks, requirements… which fram…

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