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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 […]
To me, enterprise architecture is both a method and a thing. (i.e. a verb and a noun)
I have put together a summary of what this means to me and have applied some constraints. These are:
that it should fit on one presentation slide,
should be com…
To me, enterprise architecture is both a method and a thing. (i.e. a verb and a noun)
I have put together a summary of what this means to me and have applied some constraints. These are:
that it should fit on one presentation slide,
should be com…
To me, enterprise architecture is both a method and a thing. (i.e. a verb and a noun)
I have put together a summary of what this means to me and have applied some constraints. These are:
that it should fit on one presentation slide,
should be com…
To me, enterprise architecture is both a method and a thing. (i.e. a verb and a noun)
I have put together a summary of what this means to me and have applied some constraints. These are:
that it should fit on one presentation slide,
should be com…
I just love the folks at Google! I really do. You know why? Because they never stop reinventing what the company stands for. If it was a typical tech start-up company then they would be satisfied after reinventing search and then controll…