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2. Doing EA - Strategising and Roadmapping
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Do you agree with the definition of a “Strategy” above? If not, how would you define a “Strategy”?
Does your Enterprise define an integrated Enterprise Strategy (Business and IT)?
Does your Enterprise define an integrated Transformation Strategy (Business and IT)?
If not, does this cause any issues or problems?
If so what do you need to do to alleviate them?
What Meta-models do you currently use?
Do they have limitations?
How do you integrate them?
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The Business Strategy and IT Strategy are inherently linked and cannot be thought of separately.
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¨ Plate A illustrates the “normal” but flawed mental
model, that many Enterprises have. It takes the view that the Business Strategy
is written and then thrown over a wall to those IT bods to figure out the IT
strategy, and out of that there then comes projects - Generally IT projects,
because most transformation is all or mostly, about changing IT. Effectively
the proper Roadmapping phase (the core of EA) is lost or, if not lost, is
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The Business Strategy and IT Strategy are inherently linked and cannot be thought of separately.
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Enterprise Architect: Develop the IT Strategy at the same time as the Business Strategy in an integrated way, not after the Business Strategy is thrown over the wall.
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Do you agree with the definition of a “Strategy” above? If not, how would you define a “Strategy”? | Does your Enterprise define an integrated Enterprise Strategy (Business and IT)? | Does your Enterprise define an integrated Transformation Strategy (Business and IT)? | If not, does this cause any issues or problems? | If so what do you need to do to alleviate them? | What Meta-models do you currently use? | Do they have limitations? | How do you integrate them? |
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