Let's Talk Enterprise Architecture

Overall, TOGAF 10 marks a step away from one big “manual” toward a flexible set of resources. It’s clearly shaped by years of feedback—especially from architects who want something more agile, more modular, and easier to customize for real-world usage.

Remember way back, when I wrote this, “Predictions for Enterprise Architecture in 2020”? What better way to start off a revisited series...

Provides prescriptive guidance on the specification of and interaction with a consistent service model backbone (common data...

This is a known issue within the Open Group. Given this, the TOGAF-SABSA Integration project started in May 2010 as a joint initiative of...

The United States Navy released it's department of Defense and the Navy (DON) Enterprise Architecture Framework on 4.0. Like with all...

On December 1st we see the first revised TOGAF 9 specification since its release in 2009. This brings TOGAF to version 9.1 with 450...

I ran across an interesting article today written by Mike Rosen on Enterprise Architecture Frameworks. He shares a similar belief as I on...

The Open Group SOA Governance Framework provides context and definitions to enable organizations to understand and deploy SOA Governance....

It’s official, ArchiMate version 1.0 under the control of the Open Group will be released at the London event in a week. It looks like...

Serge Thorn posted a poll on LinkedIn for companies to chime in on what EA frameworks they use. For those of you that use one of the...

Mike Kavis posted a high level cheat sheet for the Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework (E2AF) on his blog today. Here is the...

Have you ever tried to compare EA frameworks? How do you compare and are all frameworks the same. The reader digest version of the answer...

The Australian Government Architecture (AGA) is intended to assist in the delivery of more consistent and cohesive services to citizens...