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Guest Post by Louie Ehrlich, President Chevron Information Technology Company, and CIO, Chevron Corp. Note: This is the third in a series, start with part 1 – The Journey of a Business Strategist CIO I’ve written a couple of posts on what the CIO role can be in the future and the importance of our profession leading the way there. This is my last post on this topic and I want to focus it on […]
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PreludeLet’s start with the tweets.
@RSessions: Enterprise Architecture is a tool, not a solution.
@Cybersal: I agree EA is not a solution; however I prefer to characterise it as a discipline or a practice. A tool seems too mechanistic.
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Economies are improving worldwide. But CIOs are more demanding than ever that enterprise architecture programs deliver bottom-line benefits, quickly. That’s why our largest-ever worldwide Troux user conference will feature EA practitioners from A…
Economies are improving worldwide. But CIOs are more demanding than ever that enterprise architecture programs deliver bottom-line benefits, quickly. That’s why our largest-ever worldwide Troux user conference will feature EA practitioners from A…
In a series of interesting twitter posts @taotwit(Nigel Green), @erikproper, @oscarberg, @jdevoo have been discussing modelling Value – other than monetary value. In VPEC-T (modeling based on Values, Policy, Events, Contents and Trust) the abstract con…
In a series of interesting twitter posts @taotwit(Nigel Green), @erikproper, @oscarberg, @jdevoo have been discussing modelling Value – other than monetary value. In VPEC-T (modeling based on Values, Policy, Events, Contents and Trust) the abstract con…
Looking back on 2010 and analysing the events, people, decisions which shaped the year here in the UK, there is little doubt that formation of the Lib-Dem + Conservative alliance government and their subsequent policy announcements would top most lists…
Todd Biske, on his excellent Blog has offereed the imperative, “Let’s make 2011 the year of the event” That is a truly wonderful cause. I am shamelessly taking the idea and adding some of my own thinking here. I urge you to read Todd’s original post, …
Todd Biske, on his excellent Blog has offereed the imperative, “Let’s make 2011 the year of the event” That is a truly wonderful cause. I am shamelessly taking the idea and adding some of my own thinking here. I urge you to read Todd’s original po…
A recent article estimated that 65% or more of new enterprise IT spending will be cloud-based by 2015. Tell us what you think. Continue reading →
In this, my first blog post of 2011, I’d like to issue a challenge to the blogosphere to make 2011 the year of the event. There was no shortage of discussions about services in the 2000′s, let’s have the same type of focus and advances in event’s in the 2010′s. How many of your systems […]
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