What is EA? Do we really need to answer this. Gartner, Forrester, IBM, Microsoft and almost every consultant firm has their own definition of EA. Let’s not put too much of interest needle into it but try to sew the picture instead.

Why do we need EA? For a moment let us assume there is no job function, no knowledge area called EA. But there are problems, issues and complexities which are surrounding IT. There are thousands of programming languages which can run on hundreds of operating system a… Continue

I have been making some good progress defining a high-level enterprise architecture based on the concepts presented in Enterprise Architecture as Strategy.

The collaborative process of defining an operating model and then working together to define a core diagram resonates with the team I’m working with. It would be… Continue

Agile Development minimizes risks by developing software in short amounts of time - in iterations that typically lasts from 2 to 4 weeks. Each iteration passes through a full software development cycle and a release - without bugs - available at the end of each iteration.

Agile Software Development is a conceptual framework for software development that promotes development iterations, open collaboration, and adaptability throughout the life-cycle of the project.

There are many agile developme… Continue

Billions of documents are now available to any Internet user in less than a second and yet finding relevant information when you need it is as hard as ever. Only when knowledge is codified can it be made to work for you...

Information Access &a… Continue

It's so surprise that so many process diagrams lie unused in cupboards. And many organizations document one thing and do another. And how can people allow their people to not know WHAT they are doing, HOW and WHY?

As Peter Drucker said "The first question in increasing productivity in knowledge and service work has to be: What is the task? What do we try to accomplish? WHY do it at all?"...

Simple, Effective Business… Continue