As I get ready for a week’s vacation in Aruba (lots of Scuba diving and time with my family!) I want to explore a couple of more aspects of the “sticking point” that I see IT shops bogging down in as they mature from Level 1 business-IT maturity towards Level 3. The sticking point is [...]
Filed under: IT Infrastructure, IT Management, IT Maturity | Tagged: CMMI, ERP, ITIL, Portfolio Management, program management, project management, requirements management, scientific method | 1 Comment »
I think the dependencies between EA and SOA are just now really being understood. I’ve recently been involved in a multi-company research project on the Business Implications of SOA. Based upon that research, and what I see in the IT shops I get to work with over the years, I believe a strong EA capability and [...]
Filed under: IS Management, IT Infrastructure, IT Management | Tagged: Architecture, Enterprise Architecture, IT Architecture, Service Management, SOA, Technology Architecture | Leave a Comment »
One of the manifestations of the mid-Level 2 sticking point referred to in an earlier post is around Enterprise Architecture (EA). At the risk of over simplifying, way back, most IT shops had some kind of Technology Architecture (TA) capability – usually focused on selecting and enforcing standards, providing an overall schema and logic for physical [...]
Filed under: IT Infrastructure, IT Management, IT Maturity | Tagged: Enterprise Architecture, IT Architecture, Technology Architecture | 3 Comments »
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