High Impact Trusted Architects (HITA) vs. Certified In Name Only (CINO) Enterprise and Business Architects – Which Are You? Read full article: architecturescoe.org/resourcesall/h…

Selecting a Business Architecture Methodology; A Ratings and Evaluation Handbook. The handbook begins with a perspective-setting discussion on methodologies. It then introduces five categories you should consider when selecting a methodology. architecturescoe.org/resourcesall/b… The

The Enterprise Framework, when used with an effective methodology, will produce a clear, verifiable, understandable, and effective business and technology strategy. Practitioners have found The Enterprise Framework to be easy to explain and understand.

Many companies face a significant hurdle when attempting to implement AI: their data ecosystems are not adequately prepared. architecturescoe.org/resourcesall/t…

Architecture and assemble-to-order solutions are required to increase agility, respond to new business requirements, and react to continuously changing demands. Architecture is about reducing risk and time to market while increasing flexibility and agility and addressing change.

Architecture is about developing a series of explicit representations that are understood by planners, executives, businesspeople, and technologists. We must remember that all organizations have an “Architecture” whether they have written it down or not.

Who is your EA or BA Instructor? Questions to ask prior to spending your hard-earned money. Download the full article using this link - architecturescoe.org/resourcesall/w…

Many professionals in the Enterprise Architecture and Business Architecture space are "C.I.N.O." Architect – Certified In Name Only. Separate yourself from the saturated "exam-only" and "base of knowledge" crowd by becoming a "C.I.P. "Architect – Certified In Practice.

The objective of Architecture is to facilitate business understanding, technology and strategic planning, and alignment of information technology with business needs.

It is wrong to approach constructing a 100-story business without a solid foundation or understanding of the end state. 20 stories are different from 40 stories are different from 100 stories. It begins with that foundation and desired state, which is true with business, too.

THE EVOLUTION OF BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE (BA) BA 1.0 - Industrial Age BA 2.0 - Internet Age BA 3.0 - Information Age For the “how to” of developing, delivering, and managing practitioner-based Enterprise Architecture, learn more on our website: bacoe.org/workshop-previ…

Architecture is about developing a series of explicit representations that are understood by planners, executives, businesspeople, and technologists. We must remember that all organizations have an “Architecture” whether they have written it down or not.

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Cloud Computing is nothing more than running your stuff on someone's computer rather than your own. And just because it is in the cloud or "far away" - does not mean it is more secure. If you can connect to it, you can hack it.

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Successful organizations continuously evaluate the effectiveness of their applications and systems and take action to improve the business practices that will maximize business value.

Ancient Wisdom Of Strategic Roadmaps A clip from "What is Strategy? An Understanding For Business Architects and Enterprise Architects:" architecturescoe.org/resourcesall/w…

Enhance and improve your ability to communicate your architecture, strategy, and analysis by becoming a better facilitator, collaborator, change agent, and communicator.

Architecture must be human-consumable - never human-frightening. With five decades of unmatched experience developing, implementing, and managing successful Enterprise and Business Architectures worldwide, one common mistake persists: professionals deliver complex maps, flows,

What do Business Architects do? In our "BACOE Business Architecture Position Description," we describe in full detail the experience, skills, roles, responsibilities, and competencies a desired Business Architect professional should have. Hiring agents should use this outline