Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
I just read Chris Lockhart’s interesting post “The Right Stuff“. In the post Chris wrote about his bias for selecting enterprise architects based on his career experience. The main topics in the post are: natural selection of IT a…
The Open Group committee made a conscious choice to encourage customization of TOGAF, since every organizational context is unique. After all, TOGAF is a framework, not something you swallow whole to get well. If you look at the first BPMN sub-pr…
Link: http://ingine.wordpress.com/2010/05/26/transcendent-purpose-mastery-of-skills-autonomy-main-motivators-to-be-among-the-best-enterprise-architect-not-money-research-proves-it/ From Ingine – Enterprise Transformation 00
The Journey
This initial posting is to set up the practice of Zen and the Art of Enterprise Architecture. I am often asked the question: “How did you become an Architect?” Although many in the IT industry have tak…
The Journey
This initial posting is to set up the practice of Zen and the Art of Enterprise Architecture. I am often asked the question: “How did you become an Architect?” Although many in the IT industry have tak…
Earlier this morning, we announced a strategic integration with HP Universal Configuration Management Database (HP UCMDB). IT operations currently spend too much time and money assessing the impact of changes, reacting to unplanned business demands, a…
Earlier this morning, we announced a strategic integration with HP Universal Configuration Management Database (HP UCMDB). IT operations currently spend too much time and money assessing the impact of changes, reacting to unplanned business demands, a…
With something as big and complicated as the entire enterprise, it’s not uncommon for customers to look for help after seeing an enterprise architecture (EA) effort collapse. One of the most frequent reasons their efforts crumble is that they …
With something as big and complicated as the entire enterprise, it’s not uncommon for customers to look for help after seeing an enterprise architecture (EA) effort collapse. One of the most frequent reasons their efforts crumble is that they …
Last week (11 May 2010) Nick Malik posted the best summary of EA that I have ever seen. (http://is.gd/cgXXv)
He correctly identifies that all of the problems that EA attempt to address have a root in ‘communication’ with a particularly interesting…
We closed out another great EA Summit in London yesterday! Dave Aron delivered an insightful talk on how to leverage business model analogies to bring some new ideas to the business strategy planning table. And to wrap it up, Andy Kyte discussed how to overhaul a bloated application portfolio and of course applied all of […]
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We closed out another great EA Summit in London yesterday! Dave Aron delivered an insightful talk on how to leverage business model analogies to bring some new ideas to the business strategy planning table. And to wrap it up, Andy Kyte discussed how to overhaul a bloated application portfolio and of course applied all of […]