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Can You Make Sense of the Enterprise One of many reasons for why many enterprises experiences that organizational change projects fail and their respective leaders and managers only discovers that there are significant problems with the way the members of … Continue reading →
A great meetup yesterday with Shawn Callahan (@unorder) and Kevin Bishop (@kevinbishop) of Australian consultancy Anecdote, and their upcoming launch of Zahmoo – a new web-based tool to manage stories and narrative-knowledge, for organisations, communities and families.
Over lunch the conversation wandered onto my work on enterprise-architecture and the Enterprise Canvas, and my latest book Mapping […]
In a prior post, Doug was quite diplomatic in detailing why the Capability Inventory Viewpoint can become an anti-pattern. For those of you who’ve followed my insights over the years, I tend to be a bit more direct. I could dedicate a whole blog to p…
In a prior post, Doug was quite diplomatic in detailing why the Capability Inventory Viewpoint can become an anti-pattern. For those of you who’ve followed my insights over the years, I tend to be a bit more direct. I could dedicate a whole blog to p…
In a prior post, Doug was quite diplomatic in detailing why the Capability Inventory Viewpoint can become an anti-pattern. For those of you who’ve followed my insights over the years, I tend to be a bit more direct. I could dedicate a whole blog to p…
In a prior post, Doug was quite diplomatic in detailing why the Capability Inventory Viewpoint can become an anti-pattern. For those of you who’ve followed my insights over the years, I tend to be a bit more direct. I could dedicate a whole blog to p…
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Enterprise Architecture for Connected E-Government: Practices and Innovations
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When establishing (or indeed re-establishing) a brand new Enterprise Architecture function within an organisation there are perhaps two main approaches: A big bang approach A gradual iterative incremental approach I favour the big bang approach. This is for several reasons: 1) a big bang send a clear and confident message to everyone in the organisation that […]
Managing to keep up to date at present, so here’s the list of Tweets and links for the week (and year) just past. Usual categories, of course.
Enterprise-architecture, business-architecture, business strategy and suchlike:
tetradian: [post] Where is the information when we need it? http://bit.ly/hPBME3 #entarch #itarch #orgarch #systems
jdevoo: MIT SMR Analytics: New Path to Value http://bit.ly/g0ExUs – […]
Why do EA initiatives fail to deliver on their promise? (PA#1.1) Why did Spock fail to be logical? (PA#1.2) We only ask people and projects to be compliant never committed to the vision presented by EA. (PA#1.3) EA is envisioned, built and executed as a static structure but sold as the generator of dynamic behavior. […]
This blog has been dead for a while, partially due to a major, positive change of circumstances in my private and professional life. First of all, I married my wife on September 25 in Sydney. Hence, my surname has changed to Jensen-Waud. I will use thi…
This blog has been dead for a while, partially due to a major, positive change of circumstances in my private and professional life. First of all, I married my wife on September 25 in Sydney. Hence, my surname has changed to Jensen-Waud. I will use thi…