Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal

Author Interview: Brice Ominski Book Title: Digital Momentum From the Editor: Welcome to the latest in our series of interviews with leading authors of books in Architecture and related disciplines. In this edition, we speak to Brice Ominski about his new book, Digital Momentum. Brice was incredibly generous with his time, sharing some amazng insights into his journey and the...

For decades, Enterprise Architecture and Solutions Architecture have been grounded in the craft of design. Architects mapped capabilities, shaped applications, structured data platforms, defined integrations, and established governance mechanisms. The discipline revolved around creating clarity and coherence in complex environments, and success was measured by the quality of ...

by Dorene Dickman Enterprise Architecture is often judged by its outputs: capability maps, application portfolios, roadmaps, standards, and governance artifacts. But those outputs only create value when they help people make better decisions. That is why Enterprise Architecture soft skills matter so much. They are what turn architecture from documentation into decision suppor...

For more than a decade, visibility has been one of the defining promises of digital supply chain transformation. Organizations invested heavily in dashboards, tracking systems, monitoring platforms, control towers, analytics engines, and increasingly sophisticated reporting capabilities with the belief that greater visibility would naturally produce better operational outcome...