The heart of the genome structure is that it makes the case as a living model. A blueprint falls short because it’s a rigid, ...

That’s the company’s enterprise architecture planning (EAP) discipline. Many view EAP as a legacy approach. But when it was originally developed in the 1980s, EAP was a bold response to the same ...

The practice of enterprise architecture has long been viewed as an "IT Thing," often relegated to the IT silo. The EA-in-IT box just isn't going to work in the digital age.

We call this approach capabilities architecture planning (CAP). It involves redesigning IT and organizational practices together, in service of a company’s most distinctive strengths.

Create a Roadmap to Success with Enterprise Architecture NASCIO has published extensively on the subject of enterprise architecture, which we define as: “A management engineering discipline that ...

In my experience, many enterprise architecture planning efforts are born out of a perceived need to prevent expensive (and possibly wasteful) investment in disparate IT platforms and systems.

Modern enterprise architecture, however, demands the mindset of an urban planner: someone who lays out guiding principles, fosters a shared vision and enables diverse teams to shape their ...

Enterprise architects need to start planning for a future where quantum is an active, on-demand computing option within their ecosystems. Unlike some technological shifts, quantum computing is not ...

Architecture is an overloaded word. We have many different types of architecture. There are enterprise architectures, target architectures and system architectures. Other architects might add even ...

Editor's Note: Ten years ago, Congress passed the Information Technology Management Reform Act, later renamed for its co-sponsors, Rep. William Clinger, R-Pa., and Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine. In ...