Category Enterprise Design

Enterprise Architecture (EA) claims to architect whole enterprises. No one can doubt that people are a vital part of enterprises – but can we put people into boxes???

Today we present a blog post by Intersection Group’s invited advising member Naomi Stanford that introduces organisation design. We at Intersection Group are working hard to bridge the concepts of organisation design with those of EA, so stay tuned!

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Intersection.group is coming. This blog post explains why.

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The typical career of enterprise architects (EAs) starts with IT-related studies. EAs then move from software engineering to software architecture and finally to EA. As a logical consequence, EA is still driven by an engineering mindset even if some EAs have moved to the field of business architecture. You can feel the rational, analytical approach to design enterprises in almost any diagram or map created by EAs – quite often ugly but precise. Read More

The typical career of enterprise architects (EAs) starts with IT-related studies. EAs then move from software engineering to software architecture and finally to EA. As a logical consequence, EA is still driven by an engineering mindset even if some EAs have moved to the field of business architecture. You can feel the rational, analytical approach to design enterprises in almost any diagram or map created by EAs – quite often ugly but precise. Read More