STRAIGHT TALK — THE BLOG
Leaving a Legacy: How to Deal With Legacy Business Architecture Challenges
By Whynde Kuehn | 16 July 2018
We’re back with another installment in the “how to deal” series. This post focuses on how to deal with legacy business architecture challenges (a.k.a. you realize the business architecture knowledgebase you built is not quite right). This is a common situation for business architecture teams which have been at this for awhile—though there are important […]
How to Deal With Strategy Challenges: Bad Strategy, Non-Strategy, No Strategy
By Whynde Kuehn | 2 July 2018
Our next few posts will focus on some more advanced situations that we business architects often run into. We call this the “how to deal” series. If you are in the throes of a maturing a business architecture practice, these posts might be right on cue to remind you that you’re not crazy and give […]
The Business Architecture Sherpa Series – Frequently Asked Business Architecture Questions, Part 2
By Whynde Kuehn | 18 June 2018
In this installment, StraightTalk Post No. 30, we have the second half of the questions and answers (#11-#20) to our top 20 FABAQ (Frequently Asked Business Architecture Questions), which help you understand and help you help others understand the importance and value of business architecture. Feeling smarter already? P.S. Just in case you missed the […]
The Business Architecture Sherpa Series – Frequently Asked Business Architecture Questions, Part 1
By Whynde Kuehn | 4 June 2018
StraightTalk Post No. 29 is all about answers to everyone’s FABAQ (Frequently Asked Business Architecture Questions) and there are lots of them. Why are we doing this? First, because we’re here to help you understand. That is what StraightTalk is all about. Second, because we want to help you help others by arming you with […]
Making the Grade: Assessing Business Architecture
By Whynde Kuehn | 21 May 2018
In this installment, StraightTalk Post No. 28, we are going to look at a topic of increasing interest and practice: business architecture assessments. What are we talking about here? Performing business architecture assessments is the idea capturing various metrics about an organization’s business architecture, which can then be assessed to identify improvement opportunities and make […]