High Impact Trusted Enterprise Architects or Business Architects are professionals who deliver tangible value and strategic impact to their organizations. Certified In Name Only (CINO) Business Architects or Enterprise Architects possess certifications but lack the practical skills, experience, or impact that define true professionals. Here are the evaluation characteristics

As Business Architects or Enterprise Architects, or their Stakeholders, we often speak about Capabilities. Words have meaning, of course. Are we actually representing Capabilities or Abilities to our Stakeholders? They are different, and would lead to different actions based on these terms. What are you actually developing and asking? We hope this broadcast helps.

Becoming a standard isn’t as simple as someone waking up one morning and declaring, “Let there be standards!” - if it were, we’d all be driving on whichever side of the road we felt like, and chaos would reign at every intersection. In this podcast, we answer "What is a standard?" and how something becomes a standard, as well as the processes they usually go through.

For those leveraging the Business, Application, Information, and Technology silo stack to represent your Enterprise Architecture, we’re excited to add an important enhancement: the People dimension. By bringing People to the forefront, we are ensuring your architecture reflects the vital human element that drives innovation and success.

What is the additional threat not discussed in the “general press”? Domestic Intellectual Property Theft.

Realize that it is larger than just China – today’s place to finger point.

It is time to point to Artificial Intelligence Vendors as the greatest Intellectual Property Terrorist threat in the United States.

You mean I cannot just buy the latest “silver bullet” and make the pain go away? Sometimes it takes a brave CEO to say, I need to rethink the latest beliefs. Have a listen.

Sometimes satisfaction occurs in different ways. The IBM CEO discusses, “smaller, domain-specific genAI models are the future." YES, and we, at EACOE.org, have, and had, the approach to help you do this. Have a listen.

Where do you get your information, and what is the credibility of the individual providing this information? That is the purpose of providing you with this broadcast. The purpose of Architecture is to provide a baseline for addressing and managing change. If your Architecture does not do this, what is its purpose? Have a listen to remove the confusion.