Reference Models and Reference Architectures – Caveat Emptor
Reference models and reference architectures in enterprise architecture (EA) have lost credibility because they tend to be rigid, generic, over-documented, and disconnected from the realities of modern, fast-changing businesses. At the same time, most of what the internet offers as “best practice” is really just context-specific “published practice,” which organizations must critically evaluate and adapt rather than adopt blindly.
Categories
- Agility
- Architecture Models
- Architecture Views
- Artificial Intelligence
- Assemble to Order
- BTP
- Benefits
- Big Data
- Bill of Materials
- Book
- Business Architect
- Business Architecture
- Business Architecture Framework
- Business Architecture Participants
- Business Architecture Tools
- Business Capability
- Capabilities
- Capability Ability
- Certification
- Certification Levels
- Certification Mistakes
- Change Management
- Checklist
- Cloud
- Cloud Decommission
- Coding
- Communication
- Competition
- Complexity
- Confirmation Bias
- Consulting
- Cybersecurity
- Data
- Data Architecture
- Data Lake
- Data Modeling
- Data Sludge
- Data Swamp
- Differentiators
- Digital Transformation
- Distance Learning
- Enterprise Architect
- Enterprise Architecture
- Enterprise Architecture Framework
- Enterprise Architecture Participants
- Enterprise Architecture Tools
- Evaluation Checklist
- Evaluation Criteria
- Event Model
- Experiences needed
Previous
Previous
Begin with a Demonstration Project. Not maps, flows, streams, or architecture explanations
Next
Next