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Is the TOGAF User Group able to open up the standard? (ii)

February 7, 2016 by Adrian Grigoriu

TOGAF should “Say What It Does” while “Do What It Says”.

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Is the TOGAF User Group able to open up the standard? (i)

February 4, 2016 by Adrian Grigoriu

continuing.
The Open Group Takes a New Step with “the first meeting of a TOGAF User Group…
And it would be good perhaps if
 
3. the TOGAF User Group assesses first  what TOGAF delivers, whether it delivers as expected, what parts of TOGAF a…

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Would the TOGAF User Group be able to open up the standard?

January 31, 2016 by Adrian Grigoriu

The idea of looking into other Enterprise Architecture frameworks is right but it would hardly materialise in a TOGAF User Group

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TOGAF breaking news, the good and the bad

January 27, 2016 by Adrian Grigoriu

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