Executive Update

Enterprise Architecture: Mentor or Accomplice? It's Up to Us!

Posted May 26, 2016 | Technology |

The habits of thought that we learn and practice as we conduct EA can influence our thinking and behavior in broad aspects of our lives. Indeed, wise use of EA can train us to be better thinkers; unwise use can reinforce our bad habits. This Executive Update explores how we should revisit the original intent of EA and bring the human element back into EA practice. Not because we failed in our attempt to automate enterprise architecture (thank goodness), but because it is the right thing to do.

About The Author
Kathie Sowell
P. Kathie Sowell is a recognized leader in enterprise architecture (EA) with a worldwide reputation as an innovator, speaker, and educator. She has been named one of five “Pioneers of Enterprise Architecture” by the Society for Information Management, along with John Zachman, Larry DeBouver, Randy Hite, and Jeanne Ross. Through her company, Custom Enterprise Solutions, LLC, Ms. Sowell provides classroom and online instruction, leading to… Read More
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