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Jörgen Dahlberg

Jörgen Dahlberg

I am a consultant, coach and trainer specializing in Business Transformation using Enterprise Architecture. What makes me unique is that I bring a ‘practitioners perspective’ to the table. I’m not a theory maker, business bragger or IT fanatic. Instead I focus on providing the highest quality, pragmatic advice to individuals, teams, boards, and investors. I’ve worked as a trusted consultant to many companies (banks, pharma, travel…), government functions (departments, municipalities…) as well as providing advice to most of the management boards of the organizations I’ve served at.

Specialties: Business transformation using Enterprise Architecture in general, SOA, Zachman Framework and Togaf 9 in particular aligned with the idea of an Enterprise 2.0.

EA-motto: In the end it comes down to ABC spelled out as “Achieving Business Outcome”.

Work: I’m currently employed by Biner Consulting a truly innovative EA consulting firm.

How to contact me
Telephone: +46 (0)708 77 80 45
E-mail: jorgen_dahlberg@yahoo.se
LinkedIn: Jörgen Dahlberg’s profile on LinkedIn
Twitter: @greblhad

On the private side

You’ll likely find me at home playing with my kids, hanging out with my wonderful wife, acting as Bob the builder on our house, running or mountain biking in the forest as far and fast as possible.

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    • War, chaos and business
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    • Business Insider Magazine
    • Cutter Consortium EA blog
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    • CC – Explanations in plain English
    • Communication Nation
    • Concept Maps
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    • Lean Enterprise Research Centre
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