Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
You’re all familiar with the knuckle-dragging pre-human to bipedal homo sapiens series of silhouettes that looks like it first appeared in National Geographic (anyone remember?). But this time I’m using them to illustrate some of the major po…
Mike Walker has a nice blog post and links regarding the documentation of architecture. He talks about how the IEEE 1471 recommendation is being incorporated into an ISO standard with specific applications into enterprise architecture. I see this as a …
I am in the middle of reading two books on EA, including the TOGAF 9 specification. The other book, the one shown below, is proving to be an interesting and very useful read for anyone who wants to get…
I am in the middle of reading two books on EA, including the TOGAF 9 specification. The other book, the one shown below, is proving to be an interesting and very useful read for anyone who wants to get some ideas about how to map EA and SOA. …
In the Wired magazine article on the relationship between AT&T and Apple (see: Bad Connection: Inside the iPhone Network Meltdown), the author, Fred Vogelstein, presents a classic service management problem. In the early days of the iPhone, when data usage was coming in at levels 50% higher than what AT&T projected, AT&T Senior VP Kris […]
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
On the tnooz web site there is a whole lot of discussion about the pricing of travel through channels and what the responsibilities of the various players are. Specifically the link poses the question, “Should airlines be forced to disclose equal pric…
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
Up first: Jeanne Ross of MITSloan School of Business on Evolving EA from IT to Businessnote: I’ve been following her research since publication of “Enterprise Architecture As Strategy”, since I’ve witnessed first-hand the consequences of Bu…
On the tnooz web site there is a whole lot of discussion about the pricing of travel through channels and what the responsibilities of the various players are. Specifically the link poses the question, “Should airlines be forced to disclose equal …
Hello Fellow Followers, I am sorry for the radio silence, but I have been extremely busy writing up my case studies for the last month. It is the biggest and most important part of my thesis. Luckily, I have been provided to really interesting cas…
Hello Fellow Followers, I am sorry for the radio silence, but I have been extremely busy writing up my case studies for the last month. It is the biggest and most important part of my thesis. Luckily, I have been provided to really interesting cas…