The Survivor’s Guide to Enterprise Architecture equips you with the knowledge and strategies to conquer the complexities of EA and build a successful, fulfilling career.
There are no silver bullets or one-size-fits-all answers for EA, but we will look back over the last three decades to help you understand what works in specific contexts, and help you learn from the experience of those who have trod the path before you.
The ever-changing landscape of EA can leave you feeling lost. Whether you’re a new architect struggling with frameworks or a seasoned pro facing leadership challenges, The Survivor’s Guide to Enterprise Architecture is your lifeline.
This practical guide offers:
- Real-world stories and actionable advice to bridge the theory-practice gap.
- Stage-specific strategies for navigating every phase of your EA career.
- Essential tools and resources to build your EA toolkit and tackle any challenge.
- Proven coping mechanisms to manage stress, adapt to change, and thrive in this demanding field.
Cuprins
Chapter 1: Beginning
Chapter 2: Doing
Chapter 3: Managing
Chapter 4: Being
Chapter 5: Surviving
Despre autor
Martin Sykes MEng MBA CMgr FCMI MBCS, has over 25 years’ experience as an Enterprise Architecture practitioner, his previous roles include Director in Microsoft Services Enterprise Strategy & Architecture consulting practice, a leader of Enterprise Architecture teams, and coach to EAs around the world. Chloe Gray has 15 years experience as an IT Leader and Enterprise Architect working in Financial Services and Manufacturing within global brands, at Board level. Being accountable for Technology Strategy, Transformation and Enterprise Architecture Practices, leading and coaching architecture teams and networks, she is a passionate advocate of Equality, Women in Tech and Future Talent programmes. Chloë was awarded ‘Role Model of Year’ at the 2023 Women in Tech Excellence Annual Awards; and was included in the 2024 ‘Top 100 IT Leaders’ list by the Computing Magazine. Paul Homan, MSc CITP FBCS is an Open Certified Distinguished IT Architect and retired IBM Distinguished Engineer. His career involved practising, leading, and coaching Enterprise Architecture. Known for pragmatically applying his architected approach, he contributes to TOGAF and Ecosystems Architecture standards