Enterprise Intelligence

The Challenge: A Global Platform’s Architecture Reality Check When a global online platform undertook the ICMG Fast Track Rating to...

Development teams’ proximity to execution gives them disproportionate influence over decisions when architectural leadership is weak

In construction, architecture is the backbone of execution. In IT, it's often treated as an afterthought.

The thermometer tells us someone has a fever, but it doesn’t reveal why they’re unwell or where the problem lies.

While Capability Models are just selective views (like an X-ray) they mistakenly assume that this is the anatomy.

This model integrates 6 perspectives—Strategy, Process, System, and Component—ensuring that the project is aligned with the enterprise value

When dealing with a complex text, model, or diagram, deconstruction allows us to systematically manage and understand the complexities

This principle challenges traditional models by asserting that every enterprise, and every project within it, shares a single anatomy

The Enterprise Anatomy model, grounded in the principle of "One Enterprise, One Anatomy," offers a revolutionary approach to problem-solving

A well-integrated treatment plan i.e. Strategy Execution Plan (Steps 1-13), organizations can address issues at their core

The Stage 2-7 problem analysis framework serves as a deep diagnostic process, providing a thorough understanding of the issue at hand

Understanding and leveraging the six key perspectives in enterprise architecture can significantly enhance an organization's efficiency, sca

Enterprise Elements, the single variable models  are the fundamental building blocks of the ICMG Enterprise Anatomy Model.

While it's true that the details are important, they are just one piece of a much larger puzzle.

At the heart of agile architecture lies the ability to transform across every perspectives, from inception of an idea to the nitty-grity

This fundamental misunderstanding can cascade into a series of challenges that ultimately compromise the integrity and success of a project.

To build architectures that withstand the test of time and transition, we must begin with a mindset shift.

Architecture must include technology (specification) but it's not about the product name or tool used, which we configure for...