Enterprise Architect vs Solution Architect

Architecture. A formal description of the system

What an Architect is not?

There are organizations making a mistake of not clarifying that question. Alienating in that oversight, a lot of good architects. An illustration?
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TOGAF -- The Open Group Architecture Framework

TOGAF or not, governments are doing it

Architecture. A formal description of the system

Yet another proof (out of many) that governments do adopt core principles of Enterprise Architecture & Governance. Proven in large and not so large corporations and organizations. Continue reading →

To re-turn to feasibility you have to innovate

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Optimal System Navigator. Bellow “zero” is not feasible.

To return to feasibility the enterprise has to innovate

Why is that a feasible strategy? To innovate means to disrupt. And Disruption is feasible if it transforms into improvement. And that transformation from disruptive innovation to feasibility is made possible only by the use of the discipline of Architecture. Continue reading →