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As I study for my TOGAF 9 certification, I am impressed with just how well thought out it is. Granted, there is more information than the average EA will need for any single/particular gig, but it sure is extensive. While the certification …
So Microsoft is to become the new owner of Skype! This is big news for us that run our business and personal communications on the platform. I suspect we were all relieved when eBay finally recognized the inevitable and sold a majority stake to inv…
Merely putting SOA into your proposal or as a stated capability is no longer going to be a “deal clincher” or a key “business differentiator”. The counterview I hear practitioners in SOA will say is that SOA is not just the standardized service…
As I study for my TOGAF 9 certification, I am impressed with just how well thought out it is. Granted, there is more information than the average EA will need for any single/particular gig, but it sure is extensive. While the certification …
Print PDF Guest post by Dan Eckert An agile organization is a mobile organization. And, given today’s technologies, there’s no reason why your company shouldn’t be both. Today’s alignment of smart handhelds, information clouds, and social networking innovation can finally take the power of IT to the edge of your enterprise where it belongs. Making the most of this alignment is where success is achieved or lost. So what does technology leadership need to know […]
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Got a link they other day from an EA colleague on Martha Heller’s recent post Making EA Matter. As an EA I liked the quote about the EA being the smarted person in the room and the least arrogant. We could psycho-analyze our staff to ensure they are th…
The ability to transform business is the most exciting feature of the Cloud phenomenon, but users currently see it “through a glass darkly,” and perhaps with a measure of faith and hope. More needs to be done to develop understanding of the business …
I think Bruce’s idea on an Architecture in 4 Slides is the right idea for presenting such material at the executive level. Often times the C-level crowd does not have the time, nor should they take the time, to digest all the details of the full archi…
Got a link they other day from an EA colleague on Martha Heller’s recent post Making EA Matter. As an EA I liked the quote about the EA being the smarted person in the room and the least arrogant. We could psycho-analyze our staff to ensure they are t…
In my latest blog post, I outlined a five-scale classification of system views and discussed tentatively how those system views would pertain to Enterprise Architecture. In the following, I will elaborate on the systemic-structural underpinnings of eac…
This morning, Dave, Bill and I exchanged our top 3 cloud computing stories for April. We uncovered a new industry disorder, public-cloud-phobia. Listen here.
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