The Hidden Risks of “Initial Cost First” in Enterprise Architecture Training and Certification
In the quest to optimize budgets, many organizations focus heavily on minimizing upfront costs, especially when it comes to Enterprise Architecture training and certification decisions. However, prioritizing initial cost savings above all else can be a risky strategy, often leading to long-term inefficiencies, increased risks, and diminished personal, professional, and organizational credibility.
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