A reasonable canonical definition of Enterprise Architecture
Clearly we want one. A thread on LinkedIn a couple of months ago attempted to define the value of EA,…
Guiding Enterprise Change
Clearly we want one. A thread on LinkedIn a couple of months ago attempted to define the value of EA,…
Almost two years ago, I described some of the key concepts of service oriented architecture, including the distinction between a…
John Zachman has been making an interesting claim in the last few years… he is claiming that the Zachman Framework…
Michael Poulin recently blogged on EBizQ some of his challenges with applying IEEE-1471 to enterprise architecture. For those not familiar…
For most of the last decade, we’ve seen a steady growth in the use of a simple “recommended practice” in…
Today marks the end of a long dry spell. As of today, I’m back in print with an article in…
A friend was kind enough to remind me, this morning, that Archimate is still kicking around and making noises. In…
Well, it is February 2nd, and today, the Open Group is announcing the general availability of TOGAF version 9.0. For…
As I mentioned in my last post, we have produced an interesting conceptual model of IT as a business, from…
Contrary to popular belief, Microsoft loves standards. We don’t always play well with standards bodies, but it doesn’t mean that,…