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I was recently asked about the adoption trend of ArchiMate. I see demand for ArchiMate support slowly increasing in the UK, but it is nowhere near the tipping point that it has already reached in the Benelux area, especially in the Netherlands of course, where a requirement for enterprise architects to have Archimate experience is […]
Some partial and selective notes from the RESG meeting on Brownfield Requirements Engineering, held at BCS headquarters on October 12th 2010. By Richard Veryard.
Chairman’s IntroductionIan Alexander opened the meeting by pointing out the gulf between …
Enterprise architects use metadata repositories to indicate the enterprise state of the items stored within. Gartner’s IT Market Clock plots the current state and predicted lifecycle of IT products or services within a marketplace. Enterprise architects will benefit from communicating the lifecycle positioning on internally held assets versus the marketplace perspective, as well as be […]
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Enterprise architects use metadata repositories to indicate the enterprise state of the items stored within. Gartner’s IT Market Clock plots the current state and predicted lifecycle of IT products or services within a marketplace. Enterprise architects will benefit from communicating the lifecycle positioning on internally held assets versus the marketplace perspective, as well as be […]
@SFDreverman asks (how) does unstructured knowledge hinder the collective intelligence of a group?
To start with, I am slightly puzzled by the word “hinder”. Surely unstructured knowledge is usually better than no knowledge at all, although sometimes …
In a recent blog post, Philip Allega asked the following 4 questions. In the absence of a specific scenario to allow contextualized answers this is my 2 seconds worth.
How will you deliver business value?
By addressing specific business problems an…
In a recent blog post, Philip Allega asked the following 4 questions. In the absence of a specific scenario to allow contextualized answers this is my 2 seconds worth.
How will you deliver business value?
By addressing specific business problems an…
In a recent blog post, Philip Allega asked the following 4 questions. In the absence of a specific scenario to allow contextualized answers this is my 2 seconds worth.
How will you deliver business value?
By addressing specific business problems an…
In a recent blog post, Philip Allega asked the following 4 questions. In the absence of a specific scenario to allow contextualized answers this is my 2 seconds worth.
How will you deliver business value?
By addressing specific business problems an…
In Gartner’s recent report, IT Metrics: Office of the CIO Staffing Report, 2010 , we noted that: The top-ranked function employed or implemented within the OCIO (Office of the CIO) is enterprise architecture, with 76% of respondents reporting a full-time equivalent (FTE) response to this role So, why so much angst over whether EA is “dead”? […]
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In Gartner’s recent report, IT Metrics: Office of the CIO Staffing Report, 2010 , we noted that: The top-ranked function employed or implemented within the OCIO (Office of the CIO) is enterprise architecture, with 76% of respondents reporting a full-time equivalent (FTE) response to this role So, why so much angst over whether EA is “dead”? […]
A key to any Enterprise Architecture program is solution architecture. Solution architecture is where work gets done. If your EA team is disconnected from the solution architecture effort, you’ll probably hear the term “ivory tower” a lot. Unfortunately, it’s far more common than you may think. Looking the typical project, the first question is where […]