Category Archives: Technology-Enabled Business Transformation (TEBT)

Traceability in enterprise architecture

Posted on January 27, 2009 by admin

Whenever I read about enterprise architecture I’m always struck by how technical the conversation seems. I’m not anti-technical; but in my mind architecture is more important than what we generally call management.  This is also implicit in the principles of … Continue reading →

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What’s good for Obama is good for General Motors

Posted on November 12, 2008 by admin

There is something particularly exciting about Barack Obama’s plan to appoint a government chief technology officer.  Not only is this good for government, but it’s also good for the IT industry.  Like Ron Tolio of Cap Gemini has said:  No … Continue reading →

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The Enterprise Architecture Network Google Group

Posted on October 31, 2008 by admin

The Enterprise Architecture Network Google Group has soon good disucssions.  Though it sometimes goes beyond what I would strictly call ‘enterprise architecture’; but most EA discussion do.  I would recommend joining it to connect with other architects.  You also have … Continue reading →

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