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Creating a Business Case for Enterprise Architecture

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008 | 1,053 Views | By: schatterjee

Introduction

Despite an impetus to the contrary, Enterprise and thus the Enterprise Architectural program still have not adopted real risk-return analysis of the actual program and project investment, using either some subjective case study, or relying on others’ numbers published by vendors / separate consulting groups / evangelists with, at best, a traditional cost-benefit analysis that makes no attempt to capture the “intangible” benefits of EA or the risks in an actuarially-sound manner. Enterprise budget is mostly emotionally charged investment into a large Enterprise Transformation programme without a scientific Risk Return analysis. Read On »



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Enterprise Architecture Antipatterns

Thursday, June 5th, 2008 | 126 Views | By: schatterjee

Trapped in a vicious cycle of bad advice driven worse action and even worse results? Well, read this article to boost your immunity and get the results EA can deliver. Read On »



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Applied Information Economics (AIE): Not just calculate, scientifically MEASURE IT

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008 | 122 Views | By: schatterjee

is stymied by the lack of a framework to measure its benefits. Can () solve this problem? Read On »



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