The highly anticipated IRM UK Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management Conference 2023 is set to take place from 9 – 12 October at etc venues in London. This event, organized by IRM UK – […]
By Chris Forde, The Open Group, Vice President Enterprise Architecture Ever since digital-first businesses became a dominant force in our economies, it has been common to characterize them in terms of their ability to create […]
By A.J. Merlino, Associate VP of student professional development & Experiential Learning at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology In this article, I explore Ishikawa diagrams and how they can help identify the root cause […]
Part I appeared here on Monday. By Tim Green National Defense University The Washington D.C.-based university’s College of Information and Cyberspace offers a four-course architect certificate and an eight-course enterprise architect certificate. Click here for […]
Lambert Finds Success Guiding Companies Down a Path of Digital Transformation To say Daniel Lambert keeps a busy schedule would be a massive understatement. Among the many companies the business architect represents are Business Architecture […]
By Scott Ambler, Consulting Methodologist, Ambysoft Inc. In Agile Architecture for Software Development Teams: Doing Agile I described a collection of techniques for agile architects, one of which is active stakeholder participation. As agilists we […]
By Gunnar Menzel Agility is a central requirement for many organizations. For organizations looking for a digital future, the question is no longer whether an agile innovation should be used, but which innovation, when, and […]
We recently asked Daniel Hutley, The Open Group Architecture Forum Director, about the potential of a global recession and the impact it could have on companies and their approach to technology. Question: If there is […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 11. Part I appeared yesterday.) By Greg Matthews Subject matter expert (SME) over-utilisation Most Enterprises have application owners that oversee and approve any changes to their allotted application(s). What […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 1. Part II appears tomorrow.) By Greg Matthews Many enterprises operate what is essentially a stone age-based IT lifecycle process. “Stone age” means that it is stuck at the […]