Tuning Into the IT Landscape Using Business Capability Modeling
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Enterprise Architecture and Capability-Based Planning
Business capabilities are stable building blocks that define what an organization does. They encompass elements such as people, processes and systems that come together to realize specific functions. Due to their relatively lasting nature and the way t…
Modelling Networking in ArchiMate 3.1
ArchiMate has elements for networking. They’re hardly used by anyone and they have some massive drawbacks. There is an alternative. You can model networking without them.
An EA Approach to address health interoperability
An Enterprise Architecture approach to address health interoperability challenges in…
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Motivation Layer Modelling
I Wanted to share how I approach motivation modelling, as there are many approaches, and I often see important things missing in this area. . Continue reading →
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Motivation Layer Modelling – Part 1
I Wanted to share how I approach motivation modelling, as there are many approaches, and I often see important things missing in this area. . Continue reading →
Motivation Layer Modelling – Part 1
I Wanted to share how I approach motivation modelling, as there are many approaches, and I often see important things missing in this area. .
Operational Excellence and DNA
In his 2013 article on Achieving Operational Excellence, Andrew Spanyi quotes an unnamed CIO saying operational excellence is in our DNA. Spanyi goes on to criticize this CIO’s version of operational excellence, which was based on limited and inadequat…
Service, product, service – everything for hire?
Are goods and services ‘products’ because they can be hired? Is ‘product’ a term that applies only to a commercial context? I’d intended that the next post in this series on the relationship between product and service would be about transfers of responsibility …
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Service, product, service – service as product?
Does it make sense to describe product and service as the same, or views into the same thing? For example, what if your product is a service? The next post in this series on the relationship between product and service was going to …
Becoming a Digital-First Enterprise: The Open Group October 2020 Virtual Event
Amidst ongoing global uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one thing is evident: Business and technology leaders are facing the radical, fundamental change of becoming a digital enterprise. Traditional approaches and industry frameworks for technology management are being challenged both by new technologies and new practices, requiring key decision makers to take a more Agile, collaborative, and end-to-end value stream view of work.
In the ongoing transition to Digital-First, an increasing number of technology executives, managers, and practitioners are looking for new approaches which will help them to make sense of the evolving business landscape and deliver digital products and services.
With this in mind, The Open Group will host its upcoming event virtually on October 26-29, 2020 – providing the opportunity for attendees to discover the critical digital standards designed to enable and support the smooth transition to a Digital-First enterprise.
Service, product, service – a question of structure?
Do product and service have the same structure? If they’re different views into the same space, what of that shared-structure can we see in each case? The next post in this series on the relationship between product and service was going to be …
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