So I was browsing a paywall site that was discussing the involvement of Business Architecture with the Enterprise architecture discipline, and the central discussion theme is where do they meet? It was a detailed discussion with argument all along (well that is EA for you). What I am presenting next is what I feel is …
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Whoo Whoo! Talking about living in the shadows, the Open Group released TOGAF 9.2. A minor update to the long lasted 9.1 which was published in 2012. So almost 6 years for a minor update seems to long. But hey who is complaining as long as your 9 certification is compatible with the new standard. …
Like the hard-headed guy I am, I went all lengths imaginable with one of my friends on the need for an architecture description language in our line of work. This guy who I would imagine had a better grasp of architecture than I do and continued insisting on there is no need to use any …
The future is gloomy. The expectations are high. Uncertainty I don’t know where I am now let alone where I should be heading to. Is what I am doing now even makes sense? Well, I had these questions for a couple of times during my life whenever tackling major problems whether personal or business. And now, …
I had the pleasure to join my old colleagues from Yesser and GOSI in the First National Enterprise Architecture Conference. and I especially enjoyed the presentations both done by Professor InKyu Kim and Dr.Steve Else. Pro. Kim who is the lead consultant for National Enterprise Architect Team in Korea dived into Korea’s experience in establishing the EA …
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