Episode 9 — Enterprise Architecture is Dying
In this episode I tackle the assertion that enterprise architecture is dying, or perhaps even dead. Are the assertions correct? Is there not at least some truth to them? Or is it all just a bunch of bunk?
Enterprise Architecture is Dead by Jon McCloud, January 2017.
Architecture is Dying – Why EA and Agile isn’t enough to stop Shadow IT by Barry O'Reilly.
The Enterprise Architect is Dead by Charles Wilkinson.
The Death of the Enterprise Architecture Framework? by Avinash Nicklas Malik.
Enterprise Architecture is Dead! Long Live Agile EA. by Suren Pillay, July 2017.
This episode raises an interesting question about the changing role of enterprise architecture and whether traditional approaches are still effective in modern organizations. The discussion of agile practices, shadow IT, and the evolution of architecture frameworks makes the topic relevant to professionals considering how technology strategy and organizational needs continue to change.
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