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Business Intelligence/Business Architecture: The Noah's Ark for Architects?

Posted November 2, 2010 | Technology |

The brand of architects is under siege. One tribal elder of EA, a recognized giant in the community, commented after hours at an industry gathering, "I am ashamed of what has happened to this profession." Architects, while some of the smartest and hardest-working people in the enterprise, are among the least understood and appreciated. The nature of the architecture exercise is not hero making. The payback from EA is not instantaneous. Architects must be smart and work in organizations that are smart -- not necessarily the norm. But there is hope.

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Thornton May
Thornton May hosts the Value Studio program at the IT Leadership Academy at Florida State College at Jacksonville, serves as Master of Ceremonies for the CIO Solutions Gallery at Ohio State University, cofounded the Olin Innovation Lab at Olin College of Engineering, and is launching the Value Proposition Bootcamp program for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and CIOs who would create value with the next wave of technology. He is the author of… Read More
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