Despite the blog title I haven’t as yet broached the subject of what the future for Enterprise Architecture looks like, in part this was deliberate as I first wanted to cover some basics, but as today saw the official launch of the EDGY language from the Intersection Group I thought I should take a step towards that future. EDGY […]
Business Capability A business capability refers to an organisation’s ability to perform a specific business function or activity. It can be thought of as a high-level description of what the organisation needs to do, what it excels at, or what differentiates it from others. For example, all companies need the capability to manage their finances, hire, retain and reward their […]
It seems bleedingly obvious, but setting up to succeed is truly the most important thing, and something I have personally not paid enough attention to in the past. Whether that be because: Understanding the people dynamics in an organisation is the only way you can help both the decision makers and the delivery teams make informed and impactful decisions. Chapter […]
Enterprise Architecture (EA) what is it and how do you do it? There are multiple definitions and meanings which can be confusing and most struggle to capture the full breadth and scope of what EA is. In this series I will provide opinion, practical advice, methods and approaches which can be applied to Enterprise Architecture. The methods and approaches will […]