Archive / Collection
8 Entries
I first learned of systems thinking in the domain of city planning, and that is apparently also where the idea comes from. It was described to me in the context of building new residential buildings …
Open Entry →Some years ago I worked with a scale-up that was really focused on the way they handled data in their product. They extensively argued over data language, had value objects everywhere, explicit models …
Open Entry →Every company that I’ve helped start their enterprise architecture practice so far, always tell me that they might not have architecture setup yet, but they do have a ton of information in the …
Open Entry →Architects always get a bad rap when it comes to design documents.
We get blamed for delivering these massive solution design documents that take weeks to produce, eat into the time for development …
Open Entry →I’ve been working a lot with service line architecture recently. If you’re not familiar with that; it’s how business units such as IT, HR, or Sales bring services to clients, both …
Open Entry →In my last post1, I briefly talked about how I include information (PPTI) in my operating model (PPT), and I even promised to write a post about it. This is that post.
People, processes, and …
Open Entry →Last week, I discovered a new podcast called The Enterprise Architecture Experience. …
Open Entry →The last weeks I’ve been focusing a lot on the data and information models in our architecture. Organizations have so much data flowing around that it’s hard to effectively map it all out. …
Open Entry →