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0April 12, 2010Tension between EA and the PMO

0March 31, 2010Enterprise Architecture: Business and Technology sides

0March 29, 2010Architecture success through standard methodologies

0December 16, 2009The Systematic Enterprise

0December 14, 2009Comments on business architecture ideas from Tom Graves

0November 28, 2009Writing & editing better documents

0November 1, 2009Follow me on Twitter

0October 10, 2009Methodology paralysis

0September 30, 2009Analyst as lawyer, doctor and accountant

0August 22, 2009How can many architects write one consistent model?

0August 14, 2009A client perspective on eHealth

0June 18, 2009Making Business Architecture business-friendly

0June 16, 2009Clarity, Guaranteed, and Available Now

0May 21, 2009PowerDesigner for Business Architecture at MTO

0May 12, 2009Is Enterprise Architecture appropriate for your organization?

1May 2, 2009The Business Doesn’t Care About the Data

0April 23, 2009LinkedIn group for public sector consultants

0April 21, 2009Rules Engine basics

0April 5, 2009On modeling languages

0April 5, 2009Think, Document, Reuse

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