Some very good news from my side: I’ve had a preliminary offer by a well-known IT-industry publisher to market and sell the print and e-book editions of the books in my Tetradian Books ‘Enterprise Architecture’ series. The catch for you …
Still recovering somewhat from a thoroughly nasty run-in with a guy named Wolf, on an on-line list about future vision for enterprise-architecture. (For obvious legal reasons, I’d probably better not give any more details than that.) To give some idea, …
Been re-reading Len Fehskens’ presentation “Re-thinking architecture” [may require login] at the last TOGAF enterprise architecture practitioners conference in Munich. His intro [public] indicates at last a fundamental shift in thinking about enterprise architecture, away from the inane IT-centric world …
As mentioned in a previous post, I decided at the last moment to go to the TOGAF Munich enterprise-architecture conference. Kind of a wild one-day dash – up at 3:30am; 100kms there and back to Stansted; two hours each way …
Just a quick note to say that I’ve posted an updated version of the Bridging the Silos e-book on the Tetradian Books website. Still only a draft – sorry! – in fact still some six chapters to complete; but there …
I’ve now posted on the Tetradian Books website a two-page (single-sheet) reference-sheet on the revised TOGAF ADM that I use for whole-of-enterprise architecture. The sheet is an extract from the ‘Methodology’ chapters in my still somewhat delayed book Bridging the …
I hadn’t intended to go to TOGAF Munich this week, but a chance email from Jos van Oosten (the lead for the SqEME process framework, over in the Netherlands) got me glancing at the conference agenda – and what I …
Diana Stobart Wild’s other question on the LinkedIn business architecture forum was about frameworks: What is Business Architecture? What does a Business Architecture Framework look like? I think of Business Architecture as a subset of Enterprise Architecture that describes the …
Been following a ‘business architecture’ thread on LinkedIn, and came across a couple of discussion-questions by Diana Stobart Wild, who seems to be an enterprise architect somewhere in the north-east US. Thought it might be useful repeating here what I …
A theme which came up several times in the Troux Directions conference, and came up in several different ways, was the need for some means to share and exchange enterprise-architecture information between multiple organisations, so as to handle the reality …