What’s the real source of that infamous ‘business/IT divide’? And is there a way to bridge it? The answers would seem to be both complicated and complex – and might involve Einstein’s dice… At which point I probably ought to…
Tag: complex
Real-time sensemaking with SCAN
What do we do when we don’t know what to do? – and how do we ensure that whatever we do is the right thing to do? How do we make sense fast, at business-speed? I’ve been tussling with this one for quite…
Tagged with: ambiguous, chaotic, complex, complicated, Enterprise architecture, not-known, SCAN, sense-making, simple
On sensemaking in enterprise-architecture [4]
How do we make sense of uniqueness in enterprise-architecture? How do we support decisions at ‘business-speed’ – especially when the context is in part unique? And what architectural support do we need to provide for sensemaking and decision-making at business-speed?…
Tagged with: chaotic, complex, diagnosis, enterprise, Enterprise architecture, Knowledge, particularity, SCAN, sense-making, skills, tacit knowledge, uniqueness
Domains and dimensions in SCAN
What are the sensemaking-domains in SCAN? What are the boundaries between those domains? A great challenge in an earlier comment from Roger Sessions, where he asked me for the mathematical basis for those domains and boundaries. I think he was…
Tagged with: ambiguous, chaotic, complex, complicated, Enterprise architecture, not-known, SCAN, sense-making, simple
On sensemaking in enterprise-architectures [3]
How do we make sense of uniqueness? How can we use uniqueness? And how do we make appropriate decisions when some or all of a context is inherently unique? In the first post in this series, we skimmed through Max…
Tagged with: chaotic, complex, diagnosis, enterprise, Enterprise architecture, Knowledge, particularity, sense-making, skills, tacit knowledge, uniqueness
On sensemaking in enterprise-architectures [2]
How do we make sense of uniqueness? How can we make sense of what’s happening at the exact moment of action? In the previous post in this series, I looked briefly at Boisot’s I-Space – promoted by some as ‘the…
On sensemaking in enterprise-architectures [1]
We know how to do sensemaking in enterprise-architectures; but why do we do it? What’s the purpose? What’s the point? As a result of various recent proddings from Bruce Waltuck and Stephen Law, amongst others, I’ve finally gotten round to…
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