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Visualizing An Enterprise’s Strategic Systems At a Glance

Analysts Corner

Any number of complex software applications or the use of unwieldy diagramming tools reinforces that complexity without making those systems and processes any easier to understand, document, or describe. Visualizations avoid unnecessary investments in expensive enterprise architecture software and tools.

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Analyst’s corner digest #9

Analysts Corner

. > Keep reading… 3) The Art of Writing Good Documentation, by Pragati Sinha Documentation is dead. All are good excuses for writing little to no documentation for your software projects. Data helps organizations better understand their customers, track progress against plan, and develop strategies for long-term success.

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Is AI Coming for Your Job as an Enterprise Architect?

Analysts Corner

But before you start planning a career change to pottery, let’s explore what’s really going on. After all, if the answer was yes, I would have phrased this title “AI is Coming for Your Job as an Enterprise Architect”. Avolution ABACUS has already started integrating AI to automate architecture analysis.

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Capability Investment Planning: Use a Build vs. Buy 9-Box

Analysts Corner

Capability Investment Planning: 9-Box your Build vs. Buy Decision Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One… A guy clicks into a meeting, shares to present, and gets stopped halfway into the recommendation. The Language of Change is ‘Capability’ The best approach toward initiative planning is to first identify the business capabilities in question.

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Analyst’s corner digest #15

Analysts Corner

We’ve got some insights on using SWOT and identifying business rules, a guide to assess your enterprise architecture practice maturity, an interview with Karl Wiegers as recorded by Fabricio Laguna; and a few career stories: how do you start a new project as a BA? And some people told me UML is dead — still kicking, and useful as ever!

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Pioneering AI Frontier: Integrated Knowledge Bases

Analysts Corner

Business knowledge can be maintained in the form of documents, manuals, policies, process diagrams, procedures, reports, enterprise architecture models, system documentation, best practices, and analysis results, among others. In most organizations, knowledge bases are not well-structured and are rarely updated.

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Crafting Valuable Requirements Using Business Architecture and Artificial Intelligence

Modern Analyst

Planning, managing, and delivering business requirements are daunting undertakings in any organization. Requirement Management in TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Requirement Management is at the center of enterprise architecture as shown in Figure 1 below.