A capability architecture defines what we are and do at any given time, whereas process, information, platform, and other architectures describe how we accomplish what we are or perform what we do at any given time. As we improve or mature, what we do and/or how we do it changes over time, meaning that both our capabilities and the enabling architectures evolve.
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Capability Architecture: A Blueprint for Ensuring Organizational Alignment
By Dinesh Kumar
Posted January 8, 2020 | Leadership | Technology |
About The Author
Dinesh Kumar is CTO at Mitovia, where he leads the research and engineering of knowledge-driven solutions for planning and managing cost, risk, and value of organizational capabilities, such as digital, security, people competency, and services management. He has over 30 years’ experience in technology business management, strategic planning, value measurement, capability modeling, and governance. Mr. Kumar has a patent pending on capability-… Read More
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