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Posted in: Enterprise architecture

To many requirements

Are your requirements gathering like a making a wishlist for Christmas? 

In this episode Casimir Artmann talks about when you have to many requirements and the consequences for business.

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Written by Casimir Artmann On November 26, 2015 In Software development, Project management, Enterprise architecture

How to define a service

How to define a service in a good way is like asking for how long a string is. It depends is the usual answer.

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Written by Casimir Artmann On October 27, 2015 In IT Service Management, Enterprise architecture, Software development

Two common problems for designers and developers as of today

Designers and developers have two common problems today.

The business requirements are not yet ready, in order to be able to deliver a solution in time to the business.

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Written by Casimir Artmann On October 4, 2015 In Software development, Enterprise architecture Tagged agile

Future of ITIL, revisited

For a few weeks, I've been blogging and talking about Service Management and ITIL in an more agile world.

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Written by Casimir Artmann On October 2, 2015 In Enterprise architecture, IT Service Management Tagged ITIL

Does a start-up need Enterprise Architecture?

I'm very doubtful if a traditional EA approach would work for a technology oriented startup if we look at their time line and how the market for where they want to sell their products evolves.

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Written by Casimir Artmann On September 10, 2015 In Enterprise architecture, Innovation
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