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Enterprise Architecture in the Digital Age
By Ethan Pack
Opinions expressed by ICN authors are their own.
PaaS, part one: The BLT
Since the term "platform" can have many interpretations, enterprise architects and business strategy leaders must provide clarity to help organizations hone their platform ambitions.
The incumbent’s advantage
Digital transformation is scary, but it can be a bit less risky by maintaining and leveraging your organization's existing systems and exposing them in new, more engaging experiences.
Reaching the APEX
Describing the enterprise as a pyramid helps reveal the breadth and depth the EA function and helps define the necessary structure for an effective practice.
Form follows function
Should we even care about the “enterprise” and “business” architecture labels?
The possibilities and perils of platforms
There is a lot of buzz around the notion of platforms. This article communicates how platforms start with evaluating the organization's operating model to identify areas to expose one's firm as a platform. Once the business vision...
TOGAF and defining a digital vision
Embracing The Open Group Architecture Framework allows architects and organizations to adopt additional or fewer steps to match the culture and approaches required within the firm. Just don’t expect a tight, holistic view to come out...
The enterprise architecture paradox
When done properly, EA can be instrumental to unlocking the value in all initiatives—digital or otherwise.
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