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The egg-sorting machine

August 27, 2012 by Tom Graves

One of our more frequent challenges in enterprise-architecture is to get The Usual Suspects to understand that, yes, there are indeed many other kinds of technology than just the IT – and even if whatever-it-is has a computer in it,…

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Categories BBC, business, business-IT divide, enterprise, Enterprise Architecture, IT-centrism, Technology

The EA Metamodel behind the Business Model Generation

August 23, 2012 by Nick Malik

Back when Alexander Osterwalder was first working on the book “Business Model Generation,” I reached out to him to see if I could discuss the data elements he had chartered for his “Business Model Canvas.”  After all, from …

Categories Architecture, Business Architecture, Business Model Generation, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Business Motivation Model, Frameworks, Metamodel

There are no jobs for generalists

August 13, 2012 by Tom Graves

“How do I get a job as an enterprise-architect? Where do I go for that kind of job?” This is an obvious necessary follow-up to the post ‘On learning enterprise-architecture‘, and it’s a kind of question I get asked all…

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Categories business, employment, Enterprise Architecture, Jobs, recruitment, Society

On learning enterprise-architecture

August 6, 2012 by Tom Graves

A few days ago Pradeep (I don’t know his surname, unfortunately) wrote a comment to one of my previous posts, asking for advice on learning enterprise-architecture: I aspire to become a enterprise architect. Not sure if you have written on a…

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Categories Enterprise Architecture, generalist vs specialist, mentor, Sense Making, skills, The Outsider Tags story

Quality-systems and enterprise-architecture

July 27, 2012 by Tom Graves

Continuing on from ‘Framework versus body-of-knowledge‘, the same colleague asked me for some notes on how we could apply quality-systems concepts to enterprise-architecture itself. Background to this is that perhaps a dozen years back, I was working at an engineering…

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Categories business, Enterprise Architecture, ISO-9000, quality

Which EA tools? – and why?

July 21, 2012 by Tom Graves

Over on LinkedIn, on the EA People list, Frank Guerino asked about EA tools: Question about EA Tools… What tools do you use to help you with EA tasks and why? What do you perceive their Pros and Cons to…

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Categories Enterprise Architecture, knowledge, toolsets

Business Architecture is Business Performance Management with Engineering Rigor

June 27, 2012 by Gabriel Morgan

I’ve been performing a Business Architect role within the Enterprise Architecture function over the past few years and wanted to share some opinions I’ve formed to help jog, and possibly advance, the thinking in the space of Business Archit…

Categories Architect Skills, Enterprise Architecture Concepts

Business Models – Aligning Business Strategy and Enterprise Architecture

June 11, 2012 by Remco Blom

While business strategy should be the basis for any organizational change, the alignment between the strategy, enterprise architecture and subsequent organization design and operations is not always optimal. Business model management forms the natural …

Categories Uncategorized Tags business model innovation

The Open Group Cannes blog series (6/6)

May 11, 2012 by Henry Franken

During the Open Group Conference in Cannes I delivered a presentation on “Successfully implementing EA with TOGAF® and ArchiMate®”. Moreover, I joined as expert into a very interesting ‘ask the expert panel session’ with good questions from t…

Categories Enterprise Architecture

The Open Group Cannes blog series (5/6)

May 9, 2012 by Henry Franken

During the Open Group Conference in Cannes I delivered a presentation on “Successfully implementing EA with TOGAF® and ArchiMate®”. Moreover, I joined as expert into a very interesting ‘ask the expert panel session’ with good questions from t…

Categories Enterprise Architecture

The Open Group Cannes blog series (4/6)

May 8, 2012 by Henry Franken

During the Open Group Conference in Cannes I delivered a presentation on “Successfully implementing EA with TOGAF® and ArchiMate®”. Moreover, I joined as expert into a very interesting ‘ask the expert panel session’ with good questions from t…

Categories Enterprise Architecture

The Open Group Cannes blog series (3/6)

May 7, 2012 by Henry Franken

During the Open Group Conference in Cannes I delivered a presentation on “Successfully implementing EA with TOGAF® and ArchiMate®”. Moreover, I joined as expert into a very interesting ‘ask the expert panel session’ with good questions from t…

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