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EA tools can no longer just analyze. As industry analyst Gartner Inc. points out, “EA tools must bring business value by integrating, analyzing and communicating structured and unstructured information about a wide range of aspects of the …
EA tools can no longer just analyze. As industry analyst Gartner Inc. points out, “EA tools must bring business value by integrating, analyzing and communicating structured and unstructured information about a wide range of aspects of the …
In my blog post last month I covered a few of the lessons learned by early BPM adopters on how to begin a business process management (BPM) initiative. Based on many early BPM successes, we have seen the focus of BPM projects shift from just streamlining and improving a few key processes within their organization […]
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I’m currently sifting through my past blog-posts of the past five years or so, with a view to republishing some of them in ebook-format, to make them more accessible in a more convenient and more portable form. So far there are well over 400 blog-posts here on enterprise-architecture and related themes, plus a few more […]
A cabbie asked @jkuramot to enter his destination into the GPS. @dahowlett suggests this is because he didn’t speak good English. @jkuramot confirms that the driver didn’t speak English very well but adds that “this was his go-to move”.
The reason we …
Businesses need a road map to find their way through today’s chaotic business and technical changes to succeed in the “age of the customer.” The best road map is a “strategic” application portfolio management (APM) program…
Businesses need a road map to find their way through today’s chaotic business and technical changes to succeed in the “age of the customer.” The best road map is a “strategic” application portfolio management (APM) program…
What do we do when we don’t know what to do? – and how do we ensure that whatever we do is the right thing to do? How do we make sense fast, at business-speed? I’ve been tussling with this one for quite a while, most recently culminating with a simple sensemaking framework called SCAN: The horizontal green-line […]
This is the eight posting in a series on TOGAF’s ADM which covers phase H – Architecture Change Management. Phase H is not really a phase, but more a continuous activity of monitoring change as well as establishing procedures for managing this ch…
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“What is elementary, worldly wisdom? Well, the first rule is that you can’t really know anything if you just remember isolated facts and try and bang ‘em back. If the facts don’t hang together on a latticework of theory, you don’t have them in a usable form.”
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As the economy shifts ever onward from manufacturing toward services, how do marketing and market-relationships need to change with this shift? And what enterprise-architectures do we need to support this? [In part this is a follow-on from Dave Gray’s excellent Dachis Group article ‘Everything is a service’: I strongly recommend to read that post first […]
This is another follow-on to the earlier post ‘Helping others make sense of my work’ – this time about how to bring all of this to a wider audience and market, and help bring ‘whole-enterprise architecture’ ideas into more general use. If you’ve been around this weblog for a while, you’ve probably noticed I tend […]