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Not so wicked

By Tom G Posted on 9 May 2014 Posted in Complexity / Structure, Enterprise architecture 2 Comments

Are we looking at wicked-problems in the wrong way? Does the term itself mislead us about how to work with them? Perhaps more to the point, should we be describing them as ‘wicked’ at all? Would another term be a …

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Tagged with: complexity, decision-making, effectiveness, Enterprise architecture, SCAN, sense-making, tame-problem, wicked-problem

Unbreaking

By Tom G Posted on 4 September 2012 Posted in Business, Complexity / Structure, Enterprise architecture 1 Comment

Current mainstream enterprise-architecture [EA] is broken, more broken and yet more broken, and has real problems with wickedness. But what can we do about this? How can we mend EA, make it unbroken? As in those posts linked-to above, I’d …

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Tagged with: Business, business-IT divide, complexity, effectiveness, enterprise, Enterprise architecture, methodology, SCAN, wicked-problem

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Tag: wicked-problem

Not so wicked

Unbreaking