Much has been said about the general way that EA frameworks divides the world into different domains. Mostly “Architects” rant about the fact that in TOGAF there is the single domain “Business” that is said to “take care of everything not IT” and such. Let’s take a look at how the News profession classify the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Togaf’
The Business domain in TOGAF
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, tagged domains, Togaf on 2011-05-05 | Leave a Comment »
TOGAF 9 vs Six Sigma – DMAIC
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, tagged 9, DMAIC, Six Sigma, Togaf on 2011-01-05 | 1 Comment »
TOGAF 9 ADM vs 3P LEAN
Posted in Enterprise architecture, tagged 3P, 9, LEAN, Togaf on 2010-12-31 | Leave a Comment »
TOGAF 9 ADM vs LEAN Kaizen
Posted in Enterprise architecture, tagged 9, KAIZEN, LEAN, Togaf on 2010-12-31 | Leave a Comment »
The Art of Enterprise Architecture – Section Fourteen – The Enterprise Architecture Way
Posted in The art of architecture, tagged Best, Design, EA Value, EAWay, Enterprise architecture, Fast, Finance, Fractal, HR, IT, Iterative, LEAN, Makes money, Master Lea, Method, OODA, Operations, people, Rambo, Recursive, Result, Saves money, Systems dynamics, Togaf, Way, Whatever on 2010-10-30 | 2 Comments »
The Enterprise Architecture Way is a simple four steps and two rules based on harnessing the knowledge and experience of you and the rest of the people in the system. The 4 steps Observe the environment that you expect to take part in. Orient your selves to the level of detail you judge necessary to [...]
Considering a near real-time ADM process
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged ADM, CRM, ea, Enterprise architecture, OODA, process, Togaf on 2010-02-11 | 1 Comment »
I’m still chasing that elusive real-time window, can’t seem to give it up. This is the latest visual thinking I have on it, bringing together ideas from more than 22 frameworks. I don’t guarantee any failure arising from the usage of the indicated knowledge presented in any or all the pixels shown below. I certainly [...]
Possible tactics of TOGAF Building Blocks
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, tagged ADM, agile, dynamic, Enterprise architecture, Method, stable, tactics, Togaf on 2009-11-19 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
Part Four: The way of an Enterprise Architect
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, tagged ambition, architecture, CEO, CIO, ea, Education, Enterprise, Enterprise Architects, planning, Real value, smart, Strategic, The way, Togaf, Training, Vision, Winning on 2009-11-03 | Leave a Comment »
Do you like your Enterprise Architecture? Have you ever considered the possibility that you might like your Enterprise Architecture. Do you go to work with a smile on your face every day? Could it be that it means that your happy with the way things are going. Or are you dissatisfied with the current situation? [...]
The mysterious Building Blocks of TOGAF
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, tagged ABB, Building Blocks, ea, Enterprise architecture, SBB, Togaf on 2009-10-19 | Leave a Comment »
Part Three: The way of an Enterprise Architect
Posted in Avenues of thought to explore, Enterprise architecture, tagged ambition, architecture, CEO, CIO, dodaf, ea, Education, Enterprise, Enterprise Architects, modaf, planning, Real value, smart, Strategic, The way, Togaf, Training, Winning on 2009-09-20 | Leave a Comment »
Less is more Sometimes less can actually be more, it’s not that you simply get away with not doing the important things, rather it’s doing the important stuff, the stuff that really makes a difference and letting the other stuff be the fluff it was supposed to be. Is it so then that you can [...]
