The IT Complexity Crisis: Danger and Opportunity
 This paper argues that reducing IT complexity can reduce IT failure and save trillions of dollars worldwide.
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Case Study: Implementing the C4ISR Architecture Framework
This enterprise architecture case study provides a valuable link between theoretical framework and its practical application.
7 Enterprise Architecture Best Practices
This article provides 7 nuggets or principles or best practices for ;successful enterprise architecture. It also provides 7 nuggets or principles or best practices for enterprise architecture ROI.
Creating an Actionable Enterprise Architecture: A Holistic Approach
This paper argues that adding portfolio management, value chain analysis, and performance management techniques to the Enterprise Architecture framework will result in more actionable and better-aligned architectures.
How Can Enterprise Architects Add Value in Turbulent Times?
This article discusses the global economic collapse, its imperatives for business decision makers and the actions enterprise architects can take to help their organizations.
INSIGHT: ENTEPRISE ARCHITECTURE & ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION
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10 Enterprise Architecture Best Practices
A very good compilation of best practices for enterprise architecture (ea) planning. The presentation tries to answer three questions:
Successful Practices for Developing Enterprise Architectures
This paper discusses the practices driving success in an enterprise architecture initiative. Good list for the CIO to review.
Enterprise Architecture Antipatterns
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.
Good Enough Architecture
These are comprehensive insights and practical steps to develop and implement effective enterprise architecture. Good enough architecture covers five core principles: simplicity, business involvement, structured frameworks, standardized outputs, and supporting infrastructure. Through real-world examples and lessons learned, this article helps IT planners and architects align their IT infrastructure with organizational goals while maximizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness.