EA Is Catching Up with RealityEnterprise architecture is finally becoming a mature, mainstream activity in large organizations. This includes controlling complexity and aligning to the business in light of current realities such as outsourcing. |
EA Is Catching Up with RealityEnterprise architecture is finally becoming a mature, mainstream activity in large organizations. This includes controlling complexity and aligning to the business in light of current realities such as outsourcing. |
Don’t Go ThereSocial networks in the enterprise are a security threat and an employee productivity sinkhole. Don’t fall into the “me too” trap — the risks are just too great. | They’re Good to GoThe benefits of social networks in the enterprise far outweigh the risks posed by these technologies. Get moving — before your competitors use them to take your market share. |
This month's issue focuses on green IT and its measurement. Our objective is to benchmark current practice and offer tangible guidelines on the measurement of green IT and green IS efforts. Our academic contributor is Brian Donnellan, Professor of IS Innovation at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, and Co-Director of the Innovation Value Institute. Our practicing contributor is Bhuvan Unhelkar, a Cutter Consortium Senior Consultant.
Semantic Enterprise TodayThe Semantic Web offers us a compelling architectural framework upon which to build next-generation, Internet-ready applications within the enterprise. Now is the time to embrace the possibilities. |
This month's installment of Cutter Benchmark Review takes an in-depth look at one of the critical issues that typically emerges in our yearly series on IT budgets and the budgeting process: IT governance, which we define as the process of identifying responsibilities and implementing decision-making tools and structures for appropriate oversight of the management and use of IT resources.