Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Something that’s been concerning me quite a bit over the past year or so in enterprise-architecture has been the over-obsession with agility: agility for its own sake, perhaps, without much thought behind it, much thought about why or how we need to be so agile.
No matter what it is, it seems – whether in IT-architectures, […]
Still on catchup. but getting close: the previous week’s collection of Tweets and links; usual categories, of course. (The Tweets from the Troux EA conference, which also took place during this week, are already posted here and here.) It’s all there, after the ‘Read more…’ link.
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, business-models and all manner of business-type stuff:
SianVanEs: @tetradian […]
Badly behind schedule again, mainly for reasons that are explained here. Never mind: here’s another week’s collection of Tweets and links, usual categories and so on. Over to you?
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, business strategy, innovation and suchlike concerns:
greblhad: The Art of Enterprise Architecture – Section Eight – Variation in tactics http://wp.me/p7ejN-9Z <another item in Jurgen’s long-running adaptation […]
I’ve just finished editing yet another book on enterprise-architecture, and set up its production via my Tetradian Books publishing setup. But you won’t see it on the site, and in fact it may never be published as such in its present form – though you will see it coming out quite soon under someone else’s […]
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I have just read the Cutter Report by Michael Rosen on the success or otherwise of enterprise architecture.
Here are some points that struck me as interesting:
“77% report that they have architectural models representing their current state. Some…
I have just read the Cutter Report by Michael Rosen on the success or otherwise of enterprise architecture.
Here are some points that struck me as interesting:
“77% report that they have architectural models representing their current state. Some…
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