Monthly Archives : November 2015 
Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a capability to manage the complexity of an enterprise with the goal of creating coherent enterprises. Enterprise complexity is managed by mapping enterprise parts (e.g. Strategy, People, Technology etc) to understand how each part is related and how all the parts fit together to achieve an organization’s vision. These relationships provide many […]
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In the traditional enterprise architecture (EA) organization, architecture is developed by capturing the baseline and then defining the target architecture and roadmap to achieve the vision. Many times a future state is created by focusing on architecture framework(s) and by creating many drawings and maps spending countless amount of time and money. These approaches of […]
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So, in my last article “Visualizing the Complexity of the Enterprise”, I talked about the new graph feature added in the app Enterprise Evolver (“Evolver”). This graph feature is the foundation upon which many technical capabilities can be added into the App to understand enterprise complexity and to support decision making for any business transformation initiative. An enterprise […]
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Apple and IBM are redefining the mobile enterprise industry and their last year partnership’s announcement is designed to revolutionize industry and empower employees. Apple iPad Pro with 12.9-inch 2732 x 2048 resolution display, which will be available next month, is designed specifically to empower employees more creative and more productive — at a whole new scale. Imagine all […]
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