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Who wrote the interview questions?
Face it – you are being hired as one of the top technical employees at the prospects company. Who is going to ask you questions? Chances are the interviewer didn’t create them and had somebody else to do this for the…
Who wrote the interview questions?
Face it – you are being hired as one of the top technical employees at the prospects company. Who is going to ask you questions? Chances are the interviewer didn’t create them and had somebody else to do this for the…
What is an IT strategy I have been able to identify two major approaches to articulate IT strategies. The first major approach is the typical MIT Sloan School of Management approach that support the issues of a some how detached IT strategy from the corporate strategy. The strategy is build upon the assumption that IT […]
Long seen as an EA thought leader, the U.S. Federal Government has paradoxically struggled to deliver on EA’s promise of measurable, repeatable, transformative value for its stakeholders. While the government’s oversight and governance b…
Long seen as an EA thought leader, the U.S. Federal Government has paradoxically struggled to deliver on EA’s promise of measurable, repeatable, transformative value for its stakeholders. While the government’s oversight and governance b…
Leo de Sousa shared a blog that covered his experience of doing the current state first, supporting Adrian Grigoriu’s response to my posting last week entitled Applying EA to Your Life . I do, in fact, support the contention that current state is an “input to gap analysis” and is “useful for benchmarking”, but I would […]
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Now that my wife and I have been here a couple of days, I can heartily recommend the experience…
I just saw a post by Adrian Grigoriu responding to Gartner’s Philip Allega’s post Applying EA to Your Life . Within the post about how EA might be able to help plan our lives, Philip then brings up an regular EA debate “Do you start…
I recently commented on Philip Allega’s blog. Phil understands that enterprise architecture (EA) programs must be more than buzzwords, and his post made me revisit one of the EA-disciplines grand old men, John Zachman. According to John Zachman, EA is … Continue reading →
While we’ve been busy with our Entrepreneurial program over the past couple of weeks, it doesn’t mean that we haven’t been monitoring the topics du jour. One of the more interesting threads being bounced around on Twitter is whether Enterprise Ar…
While we’ve been busy with our Entrepreneurial program over the past couple of weeks, it doesn’t mean that we haven’t been monitoring the topics du jour. One of the more interesting threads being bounced around on Twitter is whether Enterprise Ar…
While we’ve been busy with our Entrepreneurial program over the past couple of weeks, it doesn’t mean that we haven’t been monitoring the topics du jour. One of the more interesting threads being bounced around on Twitter is whether Enterprise Ar…