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The Danish government’s OIOEA framework and method is the de facto standard for the Danish state’s enterprise architecture practitioners. The OIO framework is today widely adopted across all tiers and levels of the Danish government. Various parts of the framework are also used outside government in private business sectors including the financial sector. The framework […]
You can blame Phil Beauvoir for this one. A few days back, the grand-master of the justly-famed Archi Open-Source toolset for Archimate (version 2.7 just released, by the way) put out a tweet that, in essence, said that his earliest…
Farum, March 2014 For many enterprises operating in a dynamic market, it is a challenge to keep employees up to date on the latest research, the latest technology and the latest trends and hype. The enterprise’s agility, innovation and growth is at risk, and for the individual, the competition from colleagues, outsourcing agents and offshoring […]
You often heard that “people make the company”. Where are then “people” modelled in an EA?
In an enterprise, the people organisation has a structure consisting of functions in interaction. Hence, for all means and purposes, the organisation…
In response to a PhD student’s question
I was asked by a PhD student to fill out a survey for research he was doing about the Enterprise Architecture Frameworks. This is a typical question I get, and it is no wonder because of the confusion about…
I attended Hong Kong’s first ‘Internet of Things’ forum a few weeks back. I have to say, I was underwhelmed by the event! It was like time travel back to 2002: Late in 2002, Kurt Kammerer and Tim Schideler founded a company calle…
I attended Hong Kong’s first ‘Internet of Things’ forum a few weeks back. I have to say, I was underwhelmed by the event! It was like time travel back to 2002: Late in 2002, Kurt Kammerer and Tim Schideler founded a company calle…
Last week I tweeted If corporations were socially responsible, we wouldn’t need a name for it. and was taken aback by how many retweets I got for it. It obviously struck a chord with a lot of folks. And, picking up on my previous post, it has everything to do with how vested interests respond […]
A couple of months ago I was keynote speaker at an event about modern application development environments. Here are the slides and a brief abstract. Software is disrupting industries. Startups are changing the playing field. This trend is only speeding up. Existing companies struggle to deal with this. It feels like their IT is stuck in groundhog day. They need to radically change how they manage application lifecycles to get.
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By Allen Brown, President and CEO, The Open Group IT today is increasingly being driven by end-users. This phenomenon, known as the “consumerization of IT,” is a result of how pervasive technology has become in daily life. Years ago, IT … Continue reading →