In this article, Adrian Reed discusses the importance of truly knowing our processes, and how this process knowledge can save us time and effort when crucial changes - such as regulatory change - hit us unexpectedly. Adrian also provides practical tips for gaining buy-in and progressing regulatory change in organizations.

This poster outlines 10 high level call to actions for Chief Information Officers to implement to navigate the changing Business and IT landscapes of 2017.

Business centric reporting on mobile devices and other smaller screen dashboards requires bespoke displays rather than the shrinking of pre-existing charts and graphs. This eBook provides ten considerations for mobile dashboard clarity to better utilise the available space.

Process modeling notations provide us with the ability to describe and model processes in granular and finite detail. Yet for us to truly manage our processes there is significant value in ensuring that our processes are linked to a clear and ordered hierarchy. Whilst the granular detail is crucial to those who undertake the work of the process, other (higher level) views help ensure internal consistency and coherence. This, in turn, should be consistent with the organisation's motivation/strategy.

This eBook looks at how to use the hugely popular ‘infographics’ approach to data presentation and how it can be applied to complement an ITIL reporting suite.

How can we avoid waste creeping back into processes in the future?

An organization’s ability to achieve strategic goals relies on its ability to manage business and IT transformation.

In this Technology Spotlight, International Data Corporation (IDC) Analyst Phillip Carnelley provides opinion on the digital business imperative facing all organisation today

The report gives a brief overview of Orbus Software’s vision for Business and IT transformation, also touching on strategy and products, company background, technology roadmap, customers and partners, and competitive landscape.

Enterprise Architecture is an all-encompassing discipline that requires implementers to wear many "hats". In this poster, we've defined seven important EA subdomains and provided examples of viewpoints that are vital to the visualization of its respective data. Business capability mapping provides an adaptive organisational approach enable organisations to quickly respond to changes in their business landscape A business capability map structures what the business does to reach its strategic objectives in terms of stables elements, the capabilities. The longevity of the capabilities allows this model to outline the alignment between the strategy and business layer and the components that support them. The business capability model can also be used as an analysis tool for capability-based planning where a heatmap can be applied to highlight current and target assessment in terms of criticality, maturity and dimension scoring. In that regard, the capability dashboard offers to zoom into a specific capability to understand it through its 3 dimensional elements (Business Processes, People and Technology) and how these are planned to evolve during the capability increments.

Six years after the release of the last version, The Open Group has published an update. Indeed, TOGAF 9.2 came out in April 2018 and with it arrived a range of new and interesting changes. This poster will give you a quick overview of what the most important developments. Without further ado, here what you should know about TOGAF 9.2!

See how the ArchiMate 3.0 modeling language and the TOGAF Framework can complement each other to promote better communication with stakeholders.

As of May 2017, all USA federal agencies have 90 days to implement NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Find out what NIST is and how o implement it in this free poster.

The fourth and final poster in the Business Motivation Model poster series provides a structure for communicating the Ends (vision, goals and objectives) for an organization.

Your guide to everything COBIT 5 can do to make your life easier. Here are Six Things COBIT 5 does best.

This poster provides a visual explanation of Service Portfolio Management and its elements.

Today’s on-demand society has high expectations. Fail to meet expectation and customers will start to look elsewhere. This requires organizations to look more broadly at the enterprise and how all its moving parts interface with one another, as well as the outside world. Architects, analysts and modelers must all work together to find a way to drive competitive advantage, and stand out in a competitive marketplace. This has given rise to holistic enterprise business process analysis and the notions of organizations as ecosystems.

Your customers are the lifeblood of the business. Fail to understand and enhance their experience, and they’ll find someone who will. Mapping the customer journey from their perspective ensures all different touchpoints can be evaluated, at the same time as containing information about the type of user, their end goals and the interactions/processes they go through.

A starter pack that contains a TOGAF® 9.2 Visio informative posters, stencils and templates.

Application Portfolio Management (APM) is one of the most commonly found initiatives in enterprise architecture, but how can you ensure an APM solution is implemented in the right way?

In this article, Adrian Reed discusses the importance of truly knowing our processes, and how this process knowledge can save us time and effort when crucial changes - such as regulatory change - hit us unexpectedly. Adrian also provides practical tips for gaining buy-in and progressing regulatory change in organizations.

This poster outlines 10 high level call to actions for Chief Information Officers to implement to navigate the changing Business and IT landscapes of 2017.

Business centric reporting on mobile devices and other smaller screen dashboards requires bespoke displays rather than the shrinking of pre-existing charts and graphs. This eBook provides ten considerations for mobile dashboard clarity to better utilise the available space.

Process modeling notations provide us with the ability to describe and model processes in granular and finite detail. Yet for us to truly manage our processes there is significant value in ensuring that our processes are linked to a clear and ordered hierarchy. Whilst the granular detail is crucial to those who undertake the work of the process, other (higher level) views help ensure internal consistency and coherence. This, in turn, should be consistent with the organisation's motivation/strategy.

This eBook looks at how to use the hugely popular ‘infographics’ approach to data presentation and how it can be applied to complement an ITIL reporting suite.

How can we avoid waste creeping back into processes in the future?

An organization’s ability to achieve strategic goals relies on its ability to manage business and IT transformation.

In this Technology Spotlight, International Data Corporation (IDC) Analyst Phillip Carnelley provides opinion on the digital business imperative facing all organisation today

The report gives a brief overview of Orbus Software’s vision for Business and IT transformation, also touching on strategy and products, company background, technology roadmap, customers and partners, and competitive landscape.

Enterprise Architecture is an all-encompassing discipline that requires implementers to wear many "hats". In this poster, we've defined seven important EA subdomains and provided examples of viewpoints that are vital to the visualization of its respective data. Business capability mapping provides an adaptive organisational approach enable organisations to quickly respond to changes in their business landscape A business capability map structures what the business does to reach its strategic objectives in terms of stables elements, the capabilities. The longevity of the capabilities allows this model to outline the alignment between the strategy and business layer and the components that support them. The business capability model can also be used as an analysis tool for capability-based planning where a heatmap can be applied to highlight current and target assessment in terms of criticality, maturity and dimension scoring. In that regard, the capability dashboard offers to zoom into a specific capability to understand it through its 3 dimensional elements (Business Processes, People and Technology) and how these are planned to evolve during the capability increments.

Six years after the release of the last version, The Open Group has published an update. Indeed, TOGAF 9.2 came out in April 2018 and with it arrived a range of new and interesting changes. This poster will give you a quick overview of what the most important developments. Without further ado, here what you should know about TOGAF 9.2!

See how the ArchiMate 3.0 modeling language and the TOGAF Framework can complement each other to promote better communication with stakeholders.

As of May 2017, all USA federal agencies have 90 days to implement NIST Cybersecurity Framework. Find out what NIST is and how o implement it in this free poster.

The fourth and final poster in the Business Motivation Model poster series provides a structure for communicating the Ends (vision, goals and objectives) for an organization.

Your guide to everything COBIT 5 can do to make your life easier. Here are Six Things COBIT 5 does best.

This poster provides a visual explanation of Service Portfolio Management and its elements.

Today’s on-demand society has high expectations. Fail to meet expectation and customers will start to look elsewhere. This requires organizations to look more broadly at the enterprise and how all its moving parts interface with one another, as well as the outside world. Architects, analysts and modelers must all work together to find a way to drive competitive advantage, and stand out in a competitive marketplace. This has given rise to holistic enterprise business process analysis and the notions of organizations as ecosystems.

Your customers are the lifeblood of the business. Fail to understand and enhance their experience, and they’ll find someone who will. Mapping the customer journey from their perspective ensures all different touchpoints can be evaluated, at the same time as containing information about the type of user, their end goals and the interactions/processes they go through.

A starter pack that contains a TOGAF® 9.2 Visio informative posters, stencils and templates.

Application Portfolio Management (APM) is one of the most commonly found initiatives in enterprise architecture, but how can you ensure an APM solution is implemented in the right way?