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Many organizations try to gain insight into their processes by describing and in the end optimizing them. Business Process Management (BPM), or process management, is almost a trend to call. The field has evolved in recent years and may now be classi…
Many organizations try to gain insight into their processes by describing and in the end optimizing them. Business Process Management (BPM), or process management, is almost a trend to call. The field has evolved in recent years and may now be classi…
I just want to be heard. And, OK, maybe understood a little. Agreeing with me would be nice too, but honestly, most of the time I would be content with just being understood. And isn’t that what we all want – to be heard, really heard. The problem is, so few people know how to […]
Recently, I was contacted via this blog by an individual who had been challenged to set up a new Business Architecture practice within his company’s Enterprise Architecture team. He reached out to me to ask about some books to read and some…
A pretty BMW car. photo credit: marco_dmoz Physical Models: Powerful visual cues for enabling better communicationsBMW’s innovation centre in Munich is designed with deep considerations on how to encourage innovation and collaborations between …
A pretty BMW car. photo credit: marco_dmoz Physical Models: Powerful visual cues for enabling better communicationsBMW’s innovation centre in Munich is designed with deep considerations on how to encourage innovation and collaborations between …
A pretty BMW car. photo credit: marco_dmoz Physical Models: Powerful visual cues for enabling better communicationsBMW’s innovation centre in Munich is designed with deep considerations on how to encourage innovation and collaborations between …
I’m a mild mannered Enterprise Architect that was recently asked to speak at an industry conference on any topic I wanted. I thought the conference organizers were nuts (or they didn’t know me very well.)
I any event, I chose the following topic.
I’m a mild mannered Enterprise Architect that was recently asked to speak at an industry conference on any topic I wanted. I thought the conference organizers were nuts (or they didn’t know me very well.)
I any event, I chose the following topic.
Week 31 is for students and researchers as well as practitioners in the field of enterprise architecture, who want to spend a pracademic week together and share and learn more about EA.
Dates: 30 July – 3 Aug 2012
Location: IT University of Copenhagen
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Themes:
EA as a Discipline and a […]
Nice to see that even the ‘big fish’ are finally ‘gettin’ there’ on the real scope of enterprise-architecture… A month ago we saw Open Group begin to re-frame their previous IT-centred approach to EA into a new style of ‘enterprise transformation’. (The conference was still more IT than anything else, of course, but at least […]
By Andrew Josey, The Open Group Despite being as old as man landing on the moon, the UNIX® operating system is still as relevant today as it was in 1969. UNIX is older than the PC, microprocessor and video display … Continue reading →