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The Constitution of the Enterprise

May 17, 2016 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

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Values not practiced just pull the wool over the eyes of our stakeholders.
To make the Values happen, we should cascade them hierarchically, top down, from conceptual to practical, to Policies and Procedures. As a …

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The Enterprise Values and Policies harmonisation

May 14, 2016 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

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The Company Values establish, ideally, a standard to guide the behaviour of a company and its employees.
The Values, which state the expectations from the employee behaviour and company, are to steer the company decision making a…

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Applying in practice the company Values

May 12, 2016 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

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To be applied in practice, the company values must be embedded in every day behaviour, in enterprise processes, in meeting protocols, at regular reviews… so that any development, body and action shall consider them.
H…

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The Values of the Enterprise

May 10, 2016 by Enterprise Architecture Development Matters

We all have values, rules, policies,  standards… in the enterprise that guide its operation, behaviour and further development. They keep the enterprise effective and honest, or, at least, they should.
 
Values are essentially a m…

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National Medicine Certification Policies Abimorg

March 28, 2016 by Temp User

Candidates who graduated from medical schools in the Linked States…

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