Milan Guenther: Intersection: How Enterprise Design Bridges the Gap Between Business, Technology, and People, Published by Morgan Kaufmann (2012) ISBN 978-0123884350 (330 pages). Review by Peter Sjølin The book “Intersection” by Milan Guenther is a fantastic … Read more
Jonas Hedman and Mikael Schonström Abstract With increasing numbers and complexity of information models, it is becoming more and more important to have supporting modeling frameworks. Previous literature within this field has been descriptive, conceptual, … Read more
Rory Darling Abstract The repository is the primary physical product produced by an Enterprise Architecture (EA) program. A well designed EA repository extends specialized methodologies while avoiding the burdensome overhead of duplication. The most practical … Read more
Leo Pruijt, Raymond Slot, Henk Plessius, and Sjaak Brinkkemper Abstract To add value to the organization, an Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) function should be able to realize its goals in line with the corporate strategy. … Read more
Bjorn Cumps, Stijn Viaene, Pascal Dussart, and Joachim Vanden Brande Abstract In this article, which is based on case-study research involving 13 organizations, we focus on two specific research questions: (how) are Enterprise Architecture (EA) … Read more
Chris Bird PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF I have been a practicing architect almost since the 1980s. Not always as an Enterprise Architect. Sometimes – as now – a Solutions Architect. I have been very heavily influenced … Read more