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A fool with a tool is still a fool. |
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- Gartner |
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Abstractions connect, but are abstract, concretisations make things real, but lead to separation.
EA is about balancing the two, in line with business-purpose.
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- Tom Graves |
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I am a busy busy bee flying between
lots of flowers - I try to pollinate them. |
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- Nic Harvard |
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EA's role is to ensure that the
metaphoric structural-plates [silos, systems] can move when they
need to move, because if they do get stuck, they will tear the
place apart when they finally break free. |
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- Tom Graves |
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EA is the oil that lubricates the
enterprise allowing all parts to function well. Without it,
organisations can seize. |
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- Kevin Lee Smith |
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Let’s not try to find logic in politics and religion. |
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- Jayesh Nazre
(becasue we don't know where it came from) |
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I eat biscuits and drink tea and
talk to people. |
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- Nic Harvard |
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Our professional duty is to speak
truth to power. |
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- Ian Glossop |
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Every Organisation is perfectly
designed to get the results they are getting. |
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- Tim Kight |
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You always have EA, it is
either good, bad or ugly...
but, if you make the
commitment to quality EA we will be able to...
see ourselves more clearly,
improve our efficiency, eliminate a lot of redundancy,
understand our market and customers better, and make more profit
as a result.. |
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- Skip Boettger |
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If an enterprise architect and an IT architect were time-transported back to the year 1900, an enterprise architect could perform their EA function with equal effectiveness as they do today, and the IT architect would have no function (even if they were called an EA
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- Kirk Rheinlander |
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