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Category: Organization

Architecture Maturity…

Developing Frameworks: Five Things To Do and Five Things To Avoid.

4 Jul 20113 Jul 2011
The Essentials While working with the concept of Enterprise Architecture it usually becomes a necessity to chose and implement a framework. As such the chief architect can either implement a…
Alignment…

Innovation in an Enterprise Architecture Context: Innovating the Business Processes, Technological Services and Corporate Strategies.

13 Jun 2011
Innovation This blog post deals with innovation in regards to the Enterprise Architecture program. I've been able to identify two different approaches to innovation. The first approach to innovation is…
Discipline…

Drifting the Enterprise: Ensuring Solutions for the Enterprise.

28 Feb 2011
Markets and Drifting Most organizations operates within an environment that develops constant changes, that enforce the need for innovation and change within the enterprise. The market usually ensures that the…
Corporate Strategy…

Enterprise Architecture is more than IT

25 Oct 201026 Oct 2010
This blog post is based on the guest lecture that Chris Potts performed at the course B30 Enterprise Strategy, Business and Technology at the IT University of Copenhagen the 25th…
Economic Benefits…

Challenges of Enterprise Architecture: A Focus on the Transformation!

22 Sep 201022 Sep 2010
Barriers for Enterprise Architecture When working with adaption of concepts and technology then the enterprises will face issues with to identify the proper solutions in the proper pace and adapt…
Architecture Maturity…

The Foundation for Coherency Management: A Framework for Change.

6 Jun 20106 Jun 2010
A Framework for Organization to Embrace Coherency Management When an organization choses to pursuit the implementation of Coherency Management then it the organization have to focus on organizational change. The…
Business Architecture…

The OIO-Framework: The EA Framework Designed for the Danish Public Sector.

23 Apr 2010
The Public Sector has to take Charge of its IT Architecture The public sector has had a sector wide view on IT investments (that includes investments in information systems and…
Architecture Maturity…

Implementing Enterprise Architecture: From a Coherency Architect’s Point of View!

19 Apr 201018 Apr 2010
Organizational Change In most organization it has been the IT department and the Chief Information Officer (CIO) that has initiated the Enterprise Architecture program with an IT department's focus. The…
Alignment…

Business Models: From a Coherency Architect’s Point of View.

10 Feb 201011 Feb 2010
Concept for a Business Model When an organization implements an EA program and a Coherency Management program then it will eventually lead to changes in the enterprise. The change in…
Frameworks…

The Case study Method: From a Coherency Architect’s Point of View

28 Dec 200930 Dec 2009
Why this method is Important The Coherency Architect should consider the case study method an important tool since the Architect has to investigate the organization or organizations they work with…

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