All levels of the Enterprise Transformation model are used in all phases. Does your Enterprise have the concept of an EA Model and an EE Model? If not, should it? Where does your Enterprise draw the boundaries? Do the boundaries exist? How are they managed? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/dhb6g6ef
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Use POET to plan how all the tools you use, integrate and work together. Do the Tools your Enterprise uses for Transformation, fit together and integrate properly? If not, what problems does this create? What impact do those problems have, and how can you solve those problems? Which tools do you currently use? What domains
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POET provides an Ontology that you can map Transformation Tools to. What Transformation Tools do you use? Are there overlaps? Are there gaps? Are there inconsistencies? What do you use to decide which Transformation Tools to use, where and how? What do you use to orchestrate the Transformation Tools you use into a holistic, coherent and cooperative whole? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/d36TpE2J
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POET provides an Ontology that you can map all other Frameworks to. What Transformational Frameworks do you use? Are there overlaps? Are there gaps? Are there inconsistencies? What do you use to decide which Frameworks to use, where and how? What do you use to orchestrate the Frameworks you use into a holistic, coherent and cooperative whole? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/devAn8b7
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Architecture is performed largely in the early phases of Transformation, while Engineering is performed largely in the later phases. Does your Enterprise recognise that people working towards the top of the Transformation stack are more Architects than Engineers? Does your Enterprise recognise that people working towards the bottom of the Transformation stack are more Engineers than Architects? If not, does this create any problems? Does this create any opportunities for education? Considering each phase of Transformation, do people who work there think of themselves primarily as Architects or Engineers or a mixture? Which phase of Transformation do you primarily work in? Do you consider yourself to be primarily an Architect or Engineer or a mixture? Are the Architecture and Engineering disciplines recognised in your Enterprise? Are they working in harmony or not? If not, what will you do to increase the harmony? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/d9RBZasq
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The line between Architecture and Engineering is a blurred one. Do you agree that Architecture is more about Why, while engineering is more about How? What do other people in your Enterprise believe? If there is not a common understanding, does this create problems? If so, what is the impact of those problems? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/dqAzAVA7
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Architecture and Engineering are two sides of the same coin. Do the Management in your Enterprise, know the difference between Architecture and Engineering? Do the Workers in your Enterprise, know the difference between Architecture and Engineering? Does your Enterprise use Architecture and Engineering appropriately? If not, what problems are created? Professional EA Training www.PEAF.com/Training #EntArch #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #PEAF #TOGAF https://lnkd.in/dsZG9JAi
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