Climbing the ladder from EITA to EA
One of the most common problems in Enterprise Architecture, and one I get asked about routinely, is the “ladder” problem. …
Guiding Enterprise Change
One of the most common problems in Enterprise Architecture, and one I get asked about routinely, is the “ladder” problem. …
Can Social Media create new ideas? Here’s an example where the answer is “yes.” I recently blogged about EA models,…
Have you seen practices that you know could kill an Enterprise Architecture practice? I have. A recent LinkedIn thread asked…
One of the chief complaints of senior executives in midsize and large companies is that their organizations don’t “execute” on…
As I’m about to complete my share of a longer engagement on using Lean principles to improve the processes at…
In the world of Enterprise Architecture, we are still creating “shared” understanding of how to tell our stakeholders what we…
One thing that happens when you work to develop change across an organization: you detect the “cultural” elements of an…
In Enterprise Architecture, one of the most important aspects of the job is not only to communicate, but to lead…
As an architect involved in an agile implementation (my current gig), you can imagine how interested I was to see…
As a lot, Enterprise Architects are not terribly humble people. We name frameworks after ourselves, and sometimes go to great…