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Adrian Grigoriu
Enterprise Architecture roadblocks outline
Tuesday, 02 December 2008
Let me begin with a brief content page of a few next posts on Enterprise Architecture roadblocks, a theme I proposed a while ago. I. Vague EA definition and scope II. Uncertain Return Of Investment III. Diversity and verbosity of EA frameworks, lack of consensus IV. Design outcomes not fit for purpose V. Ambiguity and competition with other technologies, SOA, ITIL ERP VI. Effort governed by IT alone VII. EA politics VIII. Flawed Enterprise transformation planning and execution IX. Improper EA maintenance and failure to employ proper tools

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Enterprise Architecture roadblocks
Monday, 08 September 2008
What is blocking the Enterprise Architecture development? There are numerous factors in almost every life cycle phase of an EA development.By acknowledging the roadblocks we can mount an effective strategy to deal with them.

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Enterprise Architecture Roadblocks, before you start
Friday, 27 June 2008
There are roadblocks all along the development lifecycle of an Enterprise Architecture, even before the effort starts.

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SOA, to do or to buy?
Friday, 30 May 2008
The SOA business services design and orchestration is what people say you must do, not buy. You do have to specify your business services first and then interconnect them with a SOA technology. Can you say implement SOA services once you specified them? You can. But you can equally say that you buy SOA technology to integrate the systems delivering the business services.

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Measure the Value of EA
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
The EA success should be measured against the listed benefits in the business case and deliverables in scope rather than against an abstract EA that does not have an agreed definition but promisses a lot, in vague terms.

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Why an Enterprise Architecture framework?
Wednesday, 05 March 2008
The EA framework is the meta-architecture of the Enterprise or the Architecture of the Enterprise Architecture. This item explores what an EA framwork is and what is should consist of.

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SOA, the hidden benefits
Friday, 08 February 2008
Let's have a look at a few SOA benefits that are not so obvious or mentioned by everybody but which make a difference for your organization.

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Enterprise Architecture, where is it going?
Saturday, 22 December 2007

Enterprise Architecture would be increasingly required by shareholders/owners to provide the blueprint of the business operation, describe assets, provide proof of regulatory compliance and map costs and profits on various operations.

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So, Enterprise Architecture, what is it?
Saturday, 17 November 2007
So, Enterprise Architecture, what is it? - the question asked in the previous post - an Enterprise state, a document, a set of diagrams, a process, a program, a strategic planning exercise and Enterprise portfolio management, an Enterprise IT integration program, a Business Process Management (BPM) development, an organization alignment to strategy and business objectives, an organization design? EA is more than the sum of its parts; it is also about the governance(mind) and the culture (soul) of the Enterprise body.

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Enterprise Architecture matters
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
Enterprise Architecture (EA)and SOA, in spite of being so over hyped, are still representing an asset for your Enterprise, providing a competitive advantage. This blog aims to initiate debate on various EA matters such as benefits, frameworks...

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