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What story does your architecture tell?
Stasis A little while ago, I was presented with a “solution” that started with an over-complex block diagram of a set of inter-related applications with a brief description ... -
About "Chief Architect"
About Chief Architect This website is primarily a forum for airing views on a range of management topics generally and enterprise architecture more specifically. The ... -
SMART Objectives Redefined...
It's almost Christmas, a new year is nearing. For many this means that it is drawing close to goal setting time again. Time for that tired piece of management advice about ... -
Cutter Report - How to Measure Success: Use EA to Define Architecture (Comment)
I have done some writing around what it takes to get to a successful program with regard to real business value from EA at http://mbaoutcome.blogspot.com/2012/08/enterprise-architecture-and-road-to.html Essentially, with the idea that EA ...created on Wednesday, August 22, 2012 at 02:58PM by
Joshua Millsapps
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Drawing a line…
Sometimes, however experienced you are as an architect and however “strategic” you are in your work, sometimes it pays to get right back to basics. The issue often is “how effective ... -
Shield yourself…
Some time ago, I was walking down a city street when a cyclist crossed a red light and ended up on the ground with a cab almost on top of him. ... -
Soccer Team RACI…
Suppose a soccer team had a RACI matrix: Scoring Tackling ... -
The hype cycle vs legacy… (Comment)
Product - it depends on the overall ambition and complexity of the product. An ERP, for example, has a huge ambition and is highly complex. Successful implementation is about business transformation. ... -
The hype cycle vs legacy… (Comment)
I am slightly struggling to understand how this can be applied to "Product" (or systems instead of technologies. This works for technologies but does this apply equally for systems? (COTS or ... -
The over-reaction architecture governance anti-pattern (Comment)
A good real estate development starts with the right architect. An architect is concerned not only with the concept but also the planning as well as designing of a building or ...


Alan Inglis