Enterprise Architecture: The 'loose ends'
Enterprise Architecture: The 'loose ends'
A collection of EA posts without a category
About the Book
This anthology from the Tetradian weblog presents a variety of posts on enterprise-architecture that either did not seem to fit any other category, or provided context for those uncategorised posts.
The complete book includes about 40 posts and 90 images from the weblog. These posts are split into four groups:
- Loose Ends: Perspectives - reviews a range of perspectives on enterprise-architecture and more.
- Loose Ends: Tools - explores examples and challenges around system-design and system-development.
- Loose Ends: Other Themes - a wander through a variety of otherwise-uncategorised topics and themes that relate to enterprise-architecture.
- Loose Ends: The Challenges - assesses some of the often challenging experiences of working in, with, for and around the enterprise-architecture community.
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Table of Contents
- LOOSE ENDS: INTRODUCTION
- LOOSE ENDS: PERSPECTIVES
- A question of policy
- What is the enterprise in ‘the enterprise’?
- Enterprise Transformation and Open Group
- Thank you Jeanne Ross
- Open Group TweetJam on digital-disruption
- Reflecting on EA Masterclass
- LOOSE ENDS: TOOLS
- How do you think?
- CEGMON - a blast from the past
- Guess I could do with some help here…
- More on that enterprise-architecture ‘help needed’
- Getting beyond ‘Just Do It’
- I don’t draw
- LOOSE ENDS: OTHER THEMES
- The perils of prior-art (Five Elements)
- Sense, make-sense, decide, act
- The bucket-list - a keyword-schema
- Sensemaking: Into the void
- Sensemaking: Down in the dungeons
- Documenting the Not-known
- Anthropomorphise your applications?
- Playing ‘pass the grenade’?
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Beware of ‘policy-based evidence’
- Implications for enterprise-architecture
- Protect your digital legacy
- LOOSE ENDS: THE CHALLENGES
- On self-doubt
- Downer again – and some deeper doubts
- Frustrated, disillusioned, down
- Two words
- Apologising for the apologies
- Calling a halt
- Taking a break
- On ‘Why Smart People Get Depressed’
- Intimations of arrogance from a grumpy old guy?
- Intimations of arrogance? - an addendum
- Not playing this game any more
- Three months to go!
- Three months to go! - an addendum
- Two months to go!
- One month to go!
- Going, going, gone… and start again
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