We did it! We are now also partnering with the great Daniel Lambert at Business Architecture Info… Gee, this is making me so proud to now team up with this world-class think tank in Business architecture. I hope to bring a massive plus to him as he to me here at WBISCT so you, my esteemed colleagues out there, can…
Some suitable EA project types…
Recently I decided to tackle the different types of EA projects depending upon how much Frequency of delivery vs degree of change the proposed projects entail. Remember that I always thought that EA projects are complementary with all Project Management, Agile or not. If you remember those guys at Architecture Centre with their combination of the TOGAF ADM and SCRUM…
Value Stream vs. Event-Driven Architecture
Value Stream and Event-Driven Architecture are two distinct concepts that are often used in the context of software design and system architecture. While they share some similarities, they have different focuses and purposes. Let’s explore each one: Value Stream:Value Stream is a concept derived from Lean thinking and Lean software development. It is widely used in Business Architecture to define…
How to achieve reuse in Enterprise Architecture?
Achieving reuse in enterprise architecture involves designing and implementing solutions, components, and processes that can be leveraged across multiple projects and initiatives within an organization. Here are some strategies to promote reuse in enterprise architecture: By implementing these strategies, organisations can foster a culture of reuse, reduce duplication of efforts, enhance productivity, and achieve greater consistency and efficiency in enterprise…
Cloud Architecture
Cloud architecture refers to the design and structure of a cloud computing environment. It encompasses the various components, services, and infrastructure required to build and operate applications and systems in the cloud. Cloud architecture aims to provide scalability, reliability, security, and cost-effectiveness for cloud-based solutions. Here are some key aspects of cloud architecture: Cloud Service Models: Cloud architecture typically involves…
Tell me about virtualisation… vs cloud!
Virtualisation is a technology that allows the creation of virtual versions or representations of various computing resources, such as hardware, operating systems, storage devices, or networks. It enables the sharing, utilisation, and management of physical resources in a more efficient and flexible manner. Here are the key concepts and components related to virtualisation: Benefits of Virtualisation: Virtualisation has become a…
Hoshin Kanri… Why do I need to know about it?
Hoshin Kanri, also known as Policy Deployment or Strategy Deployment, is a management methodology that originated in Japan and was popularised by Toyota. Maybe you already have heard about if you know about the Toyota Production System, which is talked about during LEAN 6 Sigma courses, or the MUDA, MURI and MURA concepts used in many organisations out there to…
Balanced Scorecard, what’s this about?
You may have heard about this strategic management framework that provides a balanced view of an organisation’s performance by considering multiple perspectives. It was developed by Robert Kaplan and David Norton in the early 1990s. The framework is designed to help organisations align their activities and strategies with their overall vision and objectives. I even refer to it on some…
TOGAF Combined vs EA Practical Workshop, which one is for me?
I won’t bore you with what TOGAF is here, since I have already written extensively on the subject. On this page, we have it all laid out nicely for you. But in essence, the TOGAF course aims first and foremost at preparing you to sit and pass the TOGAF EA Combined levels Foundation and Practitioner exams. And if you can’t…
Bridging you say? What’s that?
A bridging course, also known as a foundation course or preparatory course, is an educational program designed to help students bridge the gap between their current knowledge or qualifications and the requirements of a higher-level course or program. It is usually intended for students who lack certain prerequisites or foundational knowledge needed to enrol in a specific degree program or…