Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
One of the most challenging aspects in our role as architects is that we often have to influence without direct authority. We often wrestle with this fact as we may not have the managerial clout and there may be lack of clari…
Frank is Director of Strategic Planning at an insurance company and he is very stressed. The company has had significant challenges recently with implementing strategic initiatives effectively and the C-suite has set an aggressive customer service transformation target. Frank knows he is on the hook for a robust implementation plan that will span multiple service
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My #sketchnotes from the awesome Paper Prototyping demo @syncnorwich by the guys at @neontribe.
One of the most challenging aspects in our role as architects is that we often have to influence without direct authority. We often wrestle with this fact as we may not have the managerial clout and there may be lack of clarity on what precisely we are accountable for. Perhaps simply stated, we have to be THE accountable party for…
How well does your system-design cope with something that doesn’t fit? And how can you design a system for a business-context of mass-uniqueness, where the likelihood of coming across something that doesn’t fit – maybe often – is not so much…
I’ve got some very exciting news to share with all of you. I have accepted the position of Research Director within the Enterprise Architecture practice at Gartner! As many of you know that read my blog I often comment on…
In less than 2 minutes, this video – from Orbus Software – gives a great overview of the The Open Group’s Enterprise Architecture framework:
Enterprise Architecture (EA) and organizational performance assessment and improvement are often viewed as separate and distinct disciplines. The former, often residing in the realm of the Chief Information Officer (CIO)
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Mike Callahan is a recognized business architecture expert and co-founder of AgileLayer, a provider of business architecture methodologies, software and consulting services. Mike and his colleagues have introduced a number
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This paper was written by Abi O’Neal to fulfill an assignment from the University of Denver University College ICT 4010 Enterprise Architecture course taught by EAPJ founder Dr. Steve Else.
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We can easily generate automatically monster diagrams inputting at random all we know about the enterprise entities and their relationships.
“Form follows function” – that’s what we were always taught at design-school. Yet is that actually true? I wonder… There was nothing in particular that triggered this one off: it was just one of those ‘first thing in the morning’…