Enterprise Architects Must Prepare Their Organizations to Manage Big Data

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The top Internet companies have long used highly scalable technologies to manage massive amounts of data. Enterprise architects must help their organizations transition to these technologies so they can benefit

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More on IT Reporting Structure

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I posted earlier on “Where should IT sit in the reporting structure?”  I did more research and found this very interesting paper:  CIO Reporting Structure, Strategic Positioning, and Firm Performance: To Whom Should the CIO Report? The authors state that the reporting structure for a CIO depends on the strategic positioning of the firm.  In […]

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Seven sins, sensemaking and OODA

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Following from that recent series on sensemaking and ‘Seven sins of dubious discipline‘, it seems worthwhile to look at that whole context-space from a different direction, another example of a proven metaframework for much the same kind of metadiscipline – namely…

The August Lull

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There are so many pressures on the EA team, but it is well worth taking time out to harvest reusable models, patterns, and templates from the work that we’ve already done! August is often a good month to do this, if the holiday season gives your team some respite from daily pressures. This article explains…

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ArchiMate Modeling in Practice – picking up steam again

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Before and during the weekend, Brenda’s team worked hard to come up with an analysis for management.
 Earlier today, Brenda presented their findings to the management team, who were more than pleased with the results. During the meeting they decided to follow the recommendations by Brenda’s team and they tasked James with the appropriate actions.