In the ”Stable area” we aim for: (”future proofing the situation”)
Stable architecture building blocks so we ease change management by the use of target architectures that span years and multiple initiatives. This enables us to be in control of an agile future.
Stable solutions building blocks so we can assure that the solutions build [...]
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Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged architecture, ea, Enterprise, dynamic, Master Lea, Behaviour, attitude, behavior, culture, reward, Transformation on 2009-10-18 | Leave a Comment »
The Great Master Lea had spent most of the day on his mountain top educating acolytes on the importance of being human. Now, late in the evening he had moved into his tree hut and he reminisced over what one of the older and wiser acolytes had said. This is what he had said: “Oh [...]
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The Great Master Lea had an awesome day on his sunny but slightly cold mountain top. He prepared himself to navigate the winding trails of hard labour and the master knew he would enjoy the hours to come. Crawling up the mountain side came what appeared to be a team of hockey players, but alas [...]
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Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, Open for business, tagged business, dynamic, ea, Enterprise architecture, John Boyd, life cycle, PDCA, real time, target, to-be, Tools on 2009-04-21 | Leave a Comment »
To much time and effort is spent on looking far in to the future. Often enough fixated on a single target architecture, a to-be state that has little to do with the way business is actually being done. It’s time we start utilizing the tools we’ve got to work with rolling architectures. The dynamics of business and [...]
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