In practice and training, we should use EA methodologies as a way to assist human thinking, not as a mechanical, technology-driven form of “box-checking.” Above all, we should understand that we create EA models so that we can use them as a basis for human analysis. The models are the beginning, not the goal.
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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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