Posted in Architecture, Collaboration, Delivery on April 5th, 2008 1 Comment »
This is a fourth post in the series on architects collaboration.
If you follow the world of enterprise architecture (or at least its weblog echo), you may get an impression that architects live in the world of frameworks, modelling, processes and tools. So it may possibly come as a surprise that these first impressions are […]
Posted in Architecture, Collaboration, Communication, Delivery on February 29th, 2008 4 Comments »
Lack of communication, insufficient engagement from stakeholders or some other way of people not working together have always dominated various charts on causes of projects failures. The bigger the project, the more problems you get. Funny then that we sometimes make ourselves busy trying to be clever about architecture frameworks and other formal mechanisms, forgetting […]
Posted in Delivery, People on December 7th, 2007 No Comments »
The most recent in the series of good questions that James McGovern fires off daily on his weblog is “what is the breakdown of your daily work?”
Hmm. Let me think, so this year, it has been probably something like
Analyst/strategist: 40% (see Todd Biske’s definition for what do I mean by this)
Technical delivery manager: 20% (a […]