Remember when Enterprise Architecture (EA) was mostly about static diagrams and thick binders? It was a world of manual data entry, where Enterprise Architects painstakingly mapped out the IT landscape using spreadsheets and Visio.
Remember when Enterprise Architecture (EA) was mostly about static diagrams and thick binders?
It was a world of manual data entry, where Enterprise Architects painstakingly mapped out the IT landscape using spreadsheets and Visio.
This traditional approach, while well-intentioned, created a significant problem: the moment a diagram was finished, it was already outdated.
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Remember when Enterprise Architecture (EA) was mostly about static diagrams and thick binders? It was a world of manual data entry, where Enterprise Architects painstakingly mapped out the IT landscape using spreadsheets and Visio. This traditional approach, while well-intentioned, created a significant problem: the moment a diagram was finished, it was already outdated.
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