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  • Business Architecture in Practice: Lessons from the Trenches

    November 2011

    By allowing an organization to analyze and visualize the entire business and apply business blueprints to both strategic transformation initiatives and ongoing business challenges, business architecture becomes an enabler of critical business strategies. This issue of Cutter IT Journal brings these factors to light through five articles by business architecture practitioners. These articles discuss business architecture in the context of strategic planning, requirements analysis, holistic business analysis, strategic transformation, and organizational transformation.

    In this issue:
    • Business Architecture in Practice: Lessons from the Trenches -- Opening Statement
    • The Town Planners of Enterprise Innovation
    • Effective Customer Requirements Definition Using Business Architecture
    • The Tale of Two BAs: Why Business Architecture Is the Business Analysis Practice’s Best Friend
    • A Capability-Based Approach to Strategic Transformational Initiatives
    • Creating a New Multidisciplinary Cancer Center Using Business Architecture
  • Creative Destruction: How to Keep from Being Technologically Disrupted

    October 2011

     
    An External Threat

    Disruption comes from the outside, from the entrepreneur in the garage or the startup with a new idea. We don’t know where it’s coming from or what it’ll look like — we just know it’s coming. CIOs need to constantly scan the horizon for the Next Next Thing.

    In this issue:
    • Creative Destruction: How to Keep from Being Technologically Disrupted
    • Disrupt This! The (Mostly) Good, the (Occasionally) Bad, and the (Always) Inevitable
    • Disrupting the Disruptors: Three Design Patterns for Combatting Disruption in Incumbent Organizations
    • Technology Disruption in Service Industries
    • Cloud Y
    • Disruptive Technology in the Real World: The Cloud Computing Example
  • 21st-Century IT Personnel: Tooling Up or Tooling Down?

    September 2011

     
    End of an Era

    Dramatic changes in organization, technology, and outsourcing signal limited career potential for 21st-century IT professionals.

    A New Day

    High business expectations and a new demographic mixture signal a world of opportunity for 21st-century IT professionals.

    In this issue:
    • 21st-Century IT Personnel: Tooling Up or Tooling Down?
    • Versatility and Innovation: The Keys for Survival of 21st-Century IT Personnel
    • Cultivating Millennials and Harvesting the Value They Produce
    • Force of Habit: Seven Essentials for 21st-Century IT Professionals
    • The Mindset of a Successful IT Professional
    • Multiskilling or Specialization: The Dilemma of a 21st-Century Info Worker
  • Mobile Apps: The Wave of the Future Is Upon Us -- Ride It, Don't Get Caught on the Inside

    August 2011

    "Many are calling the advent of apps a revolution, as important as the arrival of the personal computer."

    -- Gabriele Piccoli, Editor

    In this issue:
    • Mobile Apps: The Wave of the Future Is Upon Us — Ride It, Don't Get Caught on the Inside
    • The Rise and Rise of the Smartphone App: How Is IT Doing?
    • Driving the Mobile Data Experience: Meet Customers Where They Are
    • Saying Farewell to So Many Friends? There Is No App for That!
    • Smartphone Apps Survey Data
  • Devops: A Software Revolution in the Making?

    August 2011

    According to Guest Editor Patrick DeBois, "Only by providing positive results to the business and management can IT reverse its bad reputation and become a reliable partner again. In order to do that, we need to break through blockers in our thought process, and devops invites us to challenge traditional organizational barriers. The days of top-down control are over -- devops is a grass-roots movement similar to other horizontal revolutions, such as Facebook. The role of management is changing: no longer just directive, it is taking a more supportive role, unleashing the power of the people on the floor to achieve awesome results."

    In this issue:
    • Devops: A Software Revolution in the Making?
    • Why Enterprises Must Adopt Devops to Enable Continuous Delivery
    • Devops at Advance Internet: How We Got in the Door
    • The Business Case for Devops: A Five-Year Retrospective
    • Next-Generation Process Integration: CMMI and ITIL Do Devops
    • Devops: So You Say You Want a Revolution?

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