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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No one could blame The Great Master Lea for his use of the fat fingers technique, nor could any one consider his art to be of the most delicate sort. However his work still instilled some kind of peace in the mind of many. Earlier today his was a splendid morning at the foot of [...]
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Ever wondered what it takes to be an enterprise architect? I’ve been working in the field for some time now. I don’t just do enterprise architectures, I train and mentor other people who are or aspire to be enterprise architects. From time to time I see this question arise on blogs, social networks and among [...]
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Sometimes great thinking in one field is easily translated into another field as an illustration of what is or could be. In this post I’ve transferred Paul’s [1] original text into the context of Enterprise Architecture and positioned it in a historical setting where Paul’s reference to war becomes a reference to the current economic crisis [...]
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Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged Architects, CEA, CEO, Change management, CIO, COO, CTO, Defintion, ea, Enterprise architecture, Master Lea, Organization, Systems dynamics on 2009-10-05 | Leave a Comment »
The Great Master Lea had a great day on his mountain top. His offspring had taken up stick fighting with small hollow spheres and the master liked it. Like the deaf old goat he is he did not hear when a senior consultant manager approached him from below. Trembling with anxiety the manager had come before him to ask [...]
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The managers view without Enterprise Architecture
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The managers view with a little Enterprise Architecture
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The managers view with a little more Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise architecture
is needed to un
veil the facts that lay hidden
in your organisation.
The managers view with even more Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise architecture is needed to unveil the facts that lay hidden in your organisation.
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Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged architecture, CEA, CEO, Change management, CIO, COO, CTO, ea, Enterprise, Enterprise architecture, innovation, Master Lea, Organization, Systems dynamics on 2009-09-29 | 1 Comment »
The Great Master Lea was standing on his mountain top pondering the early years of Enterprise Architecture. Then a CEO parachuted in and asked a question. This is what he asked: “Oh great master Lea, the COO, CIO, CTO and CEA all have been at this Enterprise Architecture for at least five years now and all I can [...]
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Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged Enterprise architecture, ea, Massively collaborative effort, Zachman, Zachman Framework, holistic, visual meme, Pattern, adopting, Business view, Operations view, Solutions view on 2009-09-14 | Leave a Comment »