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Continue reading →: Will McKinsey be the first ‘big consultancy’ that gets (enterprise) architecture right?Originally posted on R&A IT Strategy & Architecture: I’ve experienced and seen quite a bit of what the ‘big consultancies’ tell organisations about (enterprise) architecture and over the years I’ve seen quite a bit that in my observation does more harm than good, sometimes even serious harm, hundreds of millions…
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Archimate, the gateway into Enterprise Architecture
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Continue reading →: Archimate, the gateway into Enterprise ArchitectureThis blog of mine has been kicking around, sitting unused since 2014 when I finished the MBA. After a year of learning about what Enterprise Architecture is, and sharing a few other Enterprise Architecture (EA for short) posts, I finally have a purpose for this blog, and it is to…
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Business Motivation Model (BMM) mapping to ArchiMate
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Continue reading →: Business Motivation Model (BMM) mapping to ArchiMateBusiness Motivation Model (BMM) is a specification by the Object Management Group (OMG), current version is 1.3 (2015). BMM can be used to model motivational aspects of the business. BMM concepts can be mapped to ArchiMate (3) concepts. BMM overview is shown in the figure below. BMM overview mapping to…
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Continue reading →: Presenting Decentralized Cloud Architecture with Archimate
I am a firm believer in using #ArchiMate not only as a modelling language but also as a communication vehicle on software architecture. This article presents examples of ArchiMate being used to illustrate an #AWS cloud architecture, and my thoughts on the effects of cloud transformation. Plus, it should be…
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ArchiMate Patterns – Technology Layer
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Continue reading →: ArchiMate Patterns – Technology LayerOriginally posted on General Geekery: The technology represents the low level hardware, software and connectivity. Much like last weeks Application Layer post, I’ll split this out for the basic pattern, and then a number of different examples which will hopefully make some sense. Pattern Node A node represents a computational…
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Continue reading →: Use jArchi to draw Archi relations from Azure service map
Originally posted on ICT things I find interesting enough to share: This blogpost is about a script… Azure Service map Azure service map is a really cool thing. It basically shows you all network connections your servers make when running. You can view this information in a table or in…
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“Enterprise Architecture As A Service” – Why?
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Continue reading →: “Enterprise Architecture As A Service” – Why?The Open Group Blog By Terry Blevins, Fellow of The Open Group, Enterprise Architect at Enterprise Wise LLC The previous TOGAF® User Group meeting was held by The Open Group in London on April 18, 2018. In that meeting, a number of very interesting questions were asked by the attendees. One…





