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There are a few macro arguments for nurturing and mentoring global diversity skills at all levels of leadership and operations management in a corporation. Yet, it does not make immediate sense, lighting up an urgent need on the radar screen. … Continue reading →
The vertical dimension describes the system development process beginning with the objectives establishment and conceptual design and ending with the Implementation.
The Troux Worldwide Conference is returning to Austin, Texas on March 19-20, 2013. If you are a Troux customer, partner, or actively involved in Enterprise Architecture (EA) or Enterprise Portfolio Management (EPM), this is your opportunity to enjoy peer networking…
Totaling 446 tweets, yesterday’s 2013 Security Priorities Tweet Jam (#ogChat) saw a lively discussion on the future of security in 2013 and became our most successful tweet jam to date. In case you missed the conversation, here’s a recap of yesterday’s #ogChat! Continue reading →
Below is the Reply to a Question what came first DNA or Protein? One seem not to exist without the other. This a paradox. System is combination of questions (problem domain) and answers (solution domain) – why, how, what, when, where. Also, it alludes to transformation – lets say driven by entropy. So, system dynamics. […]
One source of complexity in organizational design is the requirement for various forms of regulation and governance. This requirement results in significant levels of bureaucracy and management overhead, as seen across much of the public sector as well…
I was at a conference last week and one of the organizers asked the crowd of about 100 CIOs if they are working on a Big Data project. Only about 10 percent raised their hands. Why is the adoption rate so low? One major barrier in the adoption of Big Data is understanding how the Big Data concepts can be applied to each corporation. As I thought about the changes made to the ways we […]
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Well this is timely – December 12 , 2012, my 200th blog post and my 50th birthday. I still can’t believe it because when I look in the mirror or at the mental image of myself, I feel like I am 35 years old with so much to learn. Yet everyday I go to work, […]
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Last week I presented about a topic that focuses on improving enterprise architecture effectiveness through our soft skills. There is a great deal to cover in this area but I wanted to build a primer and get some your thoughts…
Reblogged from Australian Business Solutions: By Tony Fantulla. It can be very frustrating for a company owner or business manager when an organization has great staff, good products, a strong vision and clear direction, yet the company’s growth is impeded … Continue reading →