Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
We really can’t explore the theme of people in enterprise-architecture without addressing the theme – and problem – of power.
In principle, power should be straightforward. The physics definition – roughly speaking – is that power is the ability to do work. Wherever there’s work to be done – in whatever form that that ‘work’ might […]
Economies are improving worldwide. But CIOs are more demanding than ever that enterprise architecture programs deliver bottom-line benefits, quickly. That’s why our largest-ever worldwide Troux user conference will feature EA practitioners from A…
Economies are improving worldwide. But CIOs are more demanding than ever that enterprise architecture programs deliver bottom-line benefits, quickly. That’s why our largest-ever worldwide Troux user conference will feature EA practitioners from A…
Today Architecting the Enterprise notified TOGAF community that their Chief Architect, John Polgreen, Ph. D will present on a very interesting topic of TOGAF alignment to business architecture. The webinar is entitled, “Describe your Business Architecture Using The Open Group…
You need to deliver value now from your enterprise architecture and strategic IT planning programs. You need to collaborate with not only IT specialists but business managers and other planning disciplines within the enterprise. And you need to thi…
You need to deliver value now from your enterprise architecture and strategic IT planning programs. You need to collaborate with not only IT specialists but business managers and other planning disciplines within the enterprise. And you need to thi…
Despite threats from the ash cloud, we’ve arrived and successfully kick-off the EA Summit in London this morning. We’ve got a tremendous agenda lined up that I’m sure people will find the conference enlightening. I’m especially looking forward to meeting with conference delegates, vendors and colleagues over the next couple of days at the EA […]
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Despite threats from the ash cloud, we’ve arrived and successfully kick-off the EA Summit in London this morning. We’ve got a tremendous agenda lined up that I’m sure people will find the conference enlightening. I’m especially looking forward to meeting with conference delegates, vendors and colleagues over the next couple of days at the EA […]
For those who have seen the previous post on process improvement at my local Indian chaat restaurant will probably be intrigued on yesterday’s twist.We were buying some appetizers to go. In this case 2 samosas and an order of golgappe. Normally the pr…
This post arises from conversations (over many years) with John Hall, the late Keith Robinson, Bob Brown, Keri Healy, Nigel Green, Richard Veryard and Fred Fickling. It has to do with how we identify things, immutability and most recently REST. So firs…
I’m noticing a lot of great improvements in Enterprise Architecture Frameworks, namely FEAF, TOGAF, Gartner EAF and ITIL (Yes, I see ITIL as an EAF now). They are embracing similar improvement themes like Business Strategy linkage, enabling agile …