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Continue reading →: Beware of the Enterprise CartographerAs I was chatting with someone from Germany about Enterprise Architecture, this thought occurred, and I had to write it down. In the dynamic landscape of business and technology, the role of Enterprise Cartographer often emerges as a vital one, entrusted with the mapping and cataloging of intricate business and…
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Continue reading →: One Universe, 14,000,605 possibilitiesI was reading an article that research had shown that a high percentage of digital transformation initiatives fail, and one reason for such failures is that many organizations don’t trace and monitor how their architecture changes connect back to the high-level, visionary goals that were drawn up in PowerPoint slides.…
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Continue reading →: Leveraging ArchiMate for Effective Business AnalysisIn my previous post I mentioned that Enterprise Architecture frameworks like TOGAF can empower you to design solutions that align with organizational goals, fostering agility and scalability. In this post I’d like to highlight how Business Analyst can use ArchiMate to deconstruct Business Architecture and use that information in a…
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Continue reading →: On Project Management, Service Management, and Enterprise ArchitectureIn today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the role of a Business and Systems Analyst has transcended traditional boundaries. To truly excel in this multifaceted role and deliver impactful results, a deep understanding of various frameworks has become indispensable. Project Management Frameworks: As a Business and Systems Analyst, mastering Project Management…
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Continue reading →: Enterprise Architecture as a key driver for Continuous Transformation.“Continuous Transformation” is one of those expressions that might sound a bit redundant to some, like “black darkness” or “burning fire”, and almost oxymoronic as “pretty ugly”, “crash landing” to others. Transformation suggests to people that once the transformation is complete, you are done, so “continuous transformation” hits just as…
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Continue reading →: Archimate, the gateway into Enterprise Architecture
This 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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Continue reading →: Business Motivation Model (BMM) mapping to ArchiMate
Business 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…







