Enterprise Architecture

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• Capability & process maturity: the antithesis of Lean?

  
  Project Management Resources, Templates, Books, Tools, News :: PMToolbox — Authority: 150
  Ive had a nagging thought lately... are Lean and CMM (& its derivations), antitheses? An absurd thought on the surface perhaps, especially since they share common roots in quality management philosophy, and a simple Google search on Lean + CMMI...Related posts: Meditations on Lean for IT Entity lifecycles ...
  10 hours ago

• How not to do Lean IT

  
  Project Management Resources, Templates, Books, Tools, News :: PMToolbox — Authority: 150
  Lean IT is headed up the hype cycle. Its going to be interesting. I fear that the fundamental lessons of Lean will be trivialized into mere "process" improvement, with "process" translated into well known ITIL practices like Change Management. Was...Related posts: Meditations on Lean for IT Capability & ...
  11 hours ago

• A week in Tweets: 15-21 Nov 09

  
  Tom Graves — Authority: 411
  Back with another stack of Tweets and links – not quite as many as last week. More after the ‘Read more…’ link, anyway. As usual, start with enterprise-architecture and business-architecture: agueeva : Paul Graham: over-engineering != extra work 4 extra credit. Its more like telling a lie that you have ...
  22 hours ago

• New posts on my SideWise blog

  
  Tom Graves — Authority: 411
  Been some time here since I mentioned my other more business-oriented weblog, SideWise.biz . I’ve added a fair few items over the past few months: The market as economy : how ‘the market’ consists of much more than just transactions, and how three distinct forms of ‘the economy’ intersect in one ...
  22 hours ago

• Center for the Advancement of the Enterprise Architecture Profession

  
  Enterprise Architecture in Higher Education — Authority: 112
  I have followed the development of the the Center for the Advancement of the Enterprise Architecture Profession with great interest over the past year.  The group has built a strong following and gathered sufficient momentum to be a force for the advocacy of Enterprise Architecture as a profession. After laying out a ...
  3 days ago

• Cloud Computing Bull or Bear?

  
  Business-Driven Architect — Authority: 112
  In February, as I began my cloud watching in earnest, I wrote the following: “Only time will tell if my cloud watching is attention well spent .  If the cloud is indeed " the future of the Internet ", then yes.  If the cloud is merely a repackaging of everything that we already do , ...
  3 days ago

• Cloud Computing Bull or Bear?

  
  elemental links — Authority: 114
  In February, as I began my cloud watching in earnest, I wrote the following: “Only time will tell if my cloud watching is attention well spent .  If the cloud is indeed " the future of the Internet ", then yes.  If the cloud is merely a repackaging of everything that we already do , ...
  3 days ago

• A week in Tweets: 8-14 Nov 09

  
  Tom Graves — Authority: 411
  [08nov] Another week, another collection of Tweets and links, perhaps rather longer than usual this time. More after the ‘More info…’ link. Enterprise-architecture and business-architecture: aojensen :  Quick research: Has anyone drawn the line between Luhmann’s macro/thin trust, industry ...
  4 days ago

• Problem Management (Process)

  
  Recent group posts — Authority: 123
  Using the classical Event driven process model type the process flow of the Problem Management process is displayed her. This model shows how the different core activities are logically and chronologically interwoven witch each other using functions and event object types. Furthermore all the interfaces to other ...
  1 week ago

• Feeding Problems & Starving Opportunities?

  
  Business-Driven Architect — Authority: 112
  In recognition of what would have been Peter F. Drucker’s 100th birthday, the Wall Street Journal is rerunning some classic Drucker on Management pieces.  The piece today,  originally published Oct. 21, 1993, is The Five Deadly Business Sins .  The first 3 sins are related to pricing and profit margins, ...
  1 week ago

• Feeding Problems & Starving Opportunities?

  
  elemental links — Authority: 114
  In recognition of what would have been Peter F. Drucker’s 100th birthday, the Wall Street Journal is rerunning some classic Drucker on Management pieces.  The piece today,  originally published Oct. 21, 1993, is The Five Deadly Business Sins .  The first 3 sins are related to pricing and profit margins, ...
  1 week ago

• No SOAP for this Navy

  
  Service-Oriented Architecture — Authority: 525
  Coast Guard opts for lightweight services; now tackling governance and security issues
  1 week ago

• SaaS and the Need for Enterprise Architecture

  
  CIO - Blogs and Discussion - — Authority: 149
  Acquisition and deployment of real solutions is now within grasp of business owners (seemingly) without the need for conventional IT delivery and support. read more
  1 week ago

• BPM: Is it the Missing Link Between Business and IT?

  
  The Cutter Blog — Authority: 408
  Each month’s Cutter IT Journal guest editor tries to pit the Hatfields against the McCoys by honing in on a topic that people are passionate and opinionated about and inviting them to contribute an article that take a stand on either side of the argument. This gives Cutter IT Journal readers an amazing ...
  1 week ago

• Enterprise Architects as Daydream Believers...

  
  Business-Driven Architect — Authority: 112
  Back in 2006, when I wrote my Business-Driven Enterprise Architect as IT Linchpin post , I noted several success tips directed at CIOs.  Including this one: " Encourage Enterprise Architects to "Feed Their Brains." For enterprise architects to stay on top of their game, they need to continuously explore, ...
  1 week ago

• Enterprise Architects as Daydream Believers…

  
  elemental links — Authority: 114
  Back in 2006, when I wrote my Business-Driven Enterprise Architect as IT Linchpin post , I noted several success tips directed at CIOs.  Including this one: “ Encourage Enterprise Architects to “Feed Their Brains.” For enterprise architects to stay on top of their game, they need to continuously ...
  1 week ago

• SaaS and the Need for Enterprise Architecture

  
  Information Security Resources — Authority: 534
  Coby Royer, Technical Product Manager for Symplified Does SaaS Diminish the Need for Enterprise Architecture? This is a good question, but we have to understand what is meant by Enterprise Architecture (EA). It is generally accepted to be a discipline and sometimes that strategically aligns an ...
  1 week ago

• Knowledge and Architecture

  
  Richard Veryard on SOA — Authority: 114
  @ EnterprisingA (Jon Ayre) suggests an # EAMantra "If you know it, add it to your architecture. If you think you know it, add that too." My immediate objection to this rule was that it seems to turn the architecture into a kind of brain dump. A good architect knows many things, and if all these items of knowledge ...
  1 week ago

• SOA promotes a sea change for the US Coast Guard

  
  Service-Oriented Architecture — Authority: 525
  The Coast Guard dipped its toes cautiously into the SOA waters -- a measured approach of build a little, test a little. Part 2 of a 3-part report.
  1 week ago

• The strange joys of the anti-vacation

  
  Tom Graves — Authority: 411
  “Information overload!”, wails my colleague Anders Østergaard on Twitter, “I want vacation, now!” Well, if you need a vacation, and there’s none available, surely there’s always the option of an anti-vacation? Let me explain – from my current first-hand experience. At present I’m in Guatemala ...
  1 week ago

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