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Data Architecture vs. Information Architecture

September 25, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Enterprise Architecture

In the world of data architecture there are a couple different roles identified that are often confused. The information architect and the data architect have been used interchangeably in the

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The Enterprise Application Architecture (Amazon Lesson Learned)

September 11, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Enterprise Architecture

Future facing cloud is here to stay and Amazon is currently at the pinnacle of cloud computing. AWS, Amazon Web Services provides a menu of pre-packaged computing services. Cloud computing,

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The Enterprise Application Architecture (The cloud)

September 11, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Cloud, Enterprise Architecture

I wanted to critique the article in CIO magazine titled “The Case Against Cloud Computing” making note the differences between the when the article was written and today’s cloud landscape.

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Overview of Resilience in the Cloud Technology Stack

August 31, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Cloud, Resiliency

Cloud Technology Stack   Pivoting away from the traditional on-prem infrastructure, technology stacks have become more and more homogenous. This has created interesting ways to support resilient postures in the

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Stack overview

August 30, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Cloud, Software Development

This weeks readings look at the technology stack from an EA perspective. These areas of interest span Business, Data, Application and Infrastructure. Affecting the way we think about these areas

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Enterprise Architecture Tool Selection

April 30, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture Tool Selection   Tool selection is one of those things that all organizations do regardless of size and scope. Whether it be an office suite, CAD design package

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Influence without Authority

April 23, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Management

Change Management and EA, Influence without authority.    The enterprise architect is rarely in a place of true authority. Because they generally work across the enterprise, their sphere of direct

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Bimodal EA – Value Proposition

April 17, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Enterprise Architecture, Management

Bimodal EA – A New Model for EA If there is one thing I have been able to glean from the class this semester is that the landscape of EA

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Making Zachman's Framework Work

April 17, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Enterprise Architecture

Zachman Framework   Arguably the Zachman framework is the cornerstone for enterprise architecture. The framework, taxonomy is a great way to bucketize the things that matter to a business. On

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Cloud Based Infrastructure and the Future of EA

April 10, 2016 | Author : Mike Lee | Categories: Cloud, Enterprise Architecture

Cloud Based Infrastructure and the Future of EA Cloud computing is turning the IT world upside down and especially for areas like Enterprise Architecture who seeks to provide value from

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