Systematic Literature Review of EA Change Management in the Australian Public Sector
Systematic Literature Review of Enterprise Architecture Change Management in the…
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Improving Security and Privacy of Smart Home Systems
How to improve the security and privacy of users in Cloud-based smart home systems?
By Zhangyi Wu, Zitian Li, Xiaojian Liu, Jingman Zhuang, Junnan Ma and Rod Dilnutt
Introduction
As cloud-based smart home systems b…
Leveraging EA to Address Key Challenges of Web 3.0
Leveraging Enterprise Architecture to Address Key Challenges of Web 3.0
By Alejandra Abril Pareja, Joan Pardillo, Monish Manikanda, Pooja Goel and Priyanka Ganapathy Valli
Introduction
Web 3.0 is the still emerging…
What’s the point of an architecture framework?
A simple overview of why enterprise architecture frameworks are importantArchitecture frameworks have always been a subject for heated debate…. which is probably healthy as it helps architects to expand the potential for enterprise architecture! …
EA Frameworks or Ontologies?
How do we get the best out of EA frameworks and ontologies?If you are interested in improving our use of EA frameworks, you might find my latest post on LinkedIn interesting: EA Frameworks or Ontologies? Do you think that the terms frameworks, ontologies, taxonomies, schema are often confused? Do you ever feel that there is a better…
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A Meta Framework
It is probably true to say that every book has one major theme running through it, and probably a few sub-themes. Writing the second edition of a book is a great opportunity to revisit its primary topic to see whether it is still relevant or not. I found it really interesting to revisit the book I wrote with Elaine over ten…
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Addressing the Multi-Dimensionality Challenge on Thinking of The Enterprise as a System
Last week I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the Open Group conference in Newport Beach, California. I find these conferences enlightening as I enjoyed the dialog with fellow professions who share similar point of views on the …
Addressing the Multi-Dimensionality Challenge on Thinking of The Enterprise as a System
Last week I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at the Open Group conference in Newport Beach, California. I find these conferences enlightening as I enjoyed the dialog with fellow professions who share similar point of views on the discipline of Enterprise Architecture. I have made the following observations: We have a huge challenge in…
Enterprise Architecture, Semantic Deficiencies, and Thou
Nick Malik recently gave the Zachman Framework (ZF) a death sentence because it does not have a row for ‘customer’ – making the assumption that any and all EA frameworks that do not recognize the customer as some kind of…
Enterprise Architecture, Semantic Deficiencies, and Thou
Nick Malik recently gave the Zachman Framework (ZF) a death sentence because it does not have a row for ‘customer’ – making the assumption that any and all EA frameworks that do not recognize the customer as some kind of…