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On November 1-4, Intact will be a sponsor at the FUSION 15 conference at the Hyatt Regency in New Orleans.
The keynote speakers of this event include: best-selling author Daniel Pink, therapist and author Dr. Sean Stephenson, president and founder of T…
Having personally trained thousands of students to learn Enterprise Architecture through TOGAF, I have used Mind Mapping a lot to succinctly capture key points about important topics. Below is a
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Having personally trained thousands of students to learn Enterprise Architecture…
Having personally trained thousands of students to learn Enterprise Architecture through TOGAF, I have used Mind Mapping a lot to succinctly capture key points about important topics. Below is a
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Having personally trained thousands of students to learn Enterprise Architecture…
Enterprise-architecture, strategy, or just about everything, really: they all depend on discipline and rigour – disciplined thinking, disciplined sensemaking and decision-making. But what happens when that discipline is lost? What are the ‘sins’ that can cause that discipline to be…
When constructing any architecture that builds on product or services that go beyond a simple definition we entering the construct of a Bill of Material or a BOM. There are still many people that think of a BOM as a purely physical representation of materials, but this is mainly because they lack of the ability … Continue reading BOM Building →
Enterprise-architecture, strategy, or just about everything, really – they all depend on disciplined thinking, disciplined sensemaking and decision-making. But what happens when that discipline is lost? What are the ‘sins’ that can cause that discipline to be lost? And how…
Usually the conventional wisdom will always point out that patience wills always be better as it fosters the long terms goals and keeps us away from compromising designs based on short term gains. So for architects it appears that it is better to focus on patience as we are often those that keep the long … Continue reading Is impatience good or bad being an architect →
Innovation based on the business model alone is rather academic and limited in scope.
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