A week in Tweets: 17-23 Jan 2010
The current week’s-worth of assorted Tweets and links, in the usual categories, and with the usual ‘Read more…’ link to open ‘em up.
Tag: enterprise
A week in Tweets: 10-16 Jan 2010
And the usual stack of Tweets and links collected during this week. Same old categories, same old ‘Read more…’ link – explore more as you may wish. 🙂
A week in Tweets: 3-9 Jan 2010
Another week gone past, running late again… usual collection, usual categories, perhaps rather more than usual this time; the usual “after the ‘Read more…’ link, anyway.
How do regional differences impact EA?
Another great enterprise-architecture question that came in via Twitter, this time from Swedish EA consultant Jörgen Dahlberg (@greblhad): Have you ever experienced regional character in the expression of #entarch ? My Twitter-sized answer was ‘yes’ – “IT ‘ent-arch’, not really; whole-of-ent …
How much should an enterprise-architect know and do?
A great question this morning from Australian enterprise-architect Mike Aikins (@AussiMike): Noted some of your comments recently on how you feel more of a facilitator than the creator of an EA when working with a client. Question is how relevant/important …
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Positioning EA in the enterprise
[A great LinkedIn conversation with Bala Somasundaram came back to the question of how we describe the role of enterprise-architecture – especially in large organisations – and how we differentiate it from other enterprise-wide disciplines such as strategy, quality, change-management, …
A week in Tweets: 27 Dec 2009 – 2 Jan 2010
Another week, another year: the usual collection of Tweets and links after the ‘Read more…’ link.
A week in Tweets: 13-19 Dec 2009
Running badly behind on these: this one’s already more than two weeks late – apologies. More after the ‘Read more…’ link, as usual.
The absurdity of belief
This post is about enterprise-architecture and business-architecture, but we’ll first need a brief diversion into some of the territory of the previous few posts. (Note: I’m using the term ‘enterprise’ here in the same sense as the IEEE-1471 standard, to mean …
The strange joys of the anti-vacation
“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. …