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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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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 →
Mobileize Your BPM Applications
Recently, there has been a lot more talk about mobilizing corporate applications. One of the customers that I work with wanted to know how they can mobilize their BPM applications. There are a couple ways to…
Loan processes are complex. From loan origination to underwriting to closing, there are many moving parts for each application, creating unwanted and unnecessary bottlenecks along the way. Earlier this year we formally surveyed banking executives from across North America to help us better understand the pitfalls within loan processing. One of the most surprising results […]
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By Leonard Fehskens, The Open Group It being the time of year for commencement speeches, Patty Donovan asked if I could offer some advice to graduates entering the Enterprise Architecture profession. She specifically asked what three things I wished I …
Accelare is a dynamic, fast-growing, US based consulting practice. We work with business executives to develop the organizational capabilities they need to successfully execute their strategies and realize their company’s vision. Founded in 2001 in Boston, MA, Accelare’s name is derived from the Latin word accelerāre to go faster; to cause faster or greater activity, […]
Here we are at the final part in our hot discussion – will Agile and CMM get hitched, become a potent combination? If you have followed the earlier parts of this story, you would share my excitement – for the … Continue reading →