Enterprise Architecture and Business-Focused Change Management: Part V

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Enterprise Architecture and Business-Focused Change Management: Part V

Posted January 14, 2008 | Leadership | Technology |

In the previous parts of this Executive Update series, I focused on the application of the concept of refactoring needs to various processes related to software development -- refactoring needs being an ingredient of enterprise architecture (EA) [1-4]. Here in Part V, I share some insights regarding the value that EA and its management processes gain from the concept.

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Sebastian Konkol

Sebastian Konkol is an enterprise startup and strategy consultant and the owner of the consultancy firm TwisterSolve. Mr. Konkol specializes in strategic IT planning, business technology partnerships from both the technology and organizational perspectives, and fostering new technology management methods supported by social psychology. He provides advisory services to companies in ICT-based and ICT-intensive industries. Mr. Konkol also divides… Read More

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Enterprise Architecture and Business-Focused Change Management: Part V

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