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Back in the early 1900s a concept called “Modern Management Practices” or “Self-Control” was all the rage. Originally conceived at DuPont and General Motors it was a way for managers to have detailed control over employee tasks – because bac…
Back in the early 1900s a concept called “Modern Management Practices” or “Self-Control” was all the rage. Originally conceived at DuPont and General Motors it was a way for managers to have detailed control over employee tasks – because bac…
The control of a large architecture function follow the same principle as the control of a few architects: it is merely a question of dividing up their numbers.You create functions on the vertical by instituting segment architects, you create functions on the horizontal by assigning capability architects. Thus working with a large architecture function under […]
I am appalled as I look at systems in various companies with whom I have consulted, or who have employed me at the lack of system controls in key places. If you are in the data delivery business and you have agreements with your customers, wouldn’t you…
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
Great many thanks to the team at OMG for getting my Decoding Business/IT Unity Presentation through production and posting the podcast last week! Listening to what I said 3 months ago and correlating it with a new book I just finished has given m…
It is not my intent in writing to this Enterprise Architecture blog to spend any time getting caught in the old-school EA mentality of thinking in an Enterprise Architecture-centric way. I share Mike Rolling’s of Burton Group’s perspective in this re…
It is not my intent in writing to this Enterprise Architecture blog to spend any time getting caught in the old-school EA mentality of thinking in an Enterprise Architecture-centric way. I share Mike Rolling’s of Burton Group’s perspective in this re…
It is not my intent in writing to this Enterprise Architecture blog to spend any time getting caught in the old-school EA mentality of thinking in an Enterprise Architecture-centric way. I share Mike Rolling’s of Burton Group’s perspective in this re…
Coming back to my blog after a gap of few weeks. I was in transition from my EA job at SITA to the CTO role at Fujitsu. Now that am a bit more settled in the new role, should be sharing my notes a bit more often!
Folks,In case you have not heard or read about it yet…please do take a note of this. It is a landmark development. It is an event which marks Google’s entry into an industry vertical ecosystem. On July 1, 2010, Google announced an agreement to acquir…