It’s time for straight talk on business architecture.
The concept of business architecture has its roots in the ideas of many different people and techniques over the years, but it really started to formalize as a discipline around 2010. There is now an established body of knowledge, certification, training accreditation program, academic program, standards development as well as events and communities all over the world. Business architecture is supported by a growing market of professional associations and for-profit organizations that offer related services and tools. It’s catching on as new organizations, industries and countries engage faster and wider than ever before.
Even though a fair amount of formalization has taken place, there are a lot of sources and voices out there on the topic of business architecture. That’s a really good thing, but it can demand a lot of precious time and energy to try to put all of the pieces together – unless you’re knees deep in the subject. Enter StraightTalk.
What is StraightTalk?
Think of StraightTalk as your personal guide through the world of business architecture – delivered twice monthly. Written by long-time business architecture practitioner, educator, thought leader and community builder Whynde Kuehn, this blog combines the most recent evolution of the business architecture discipline today with years of experience gained at many different organizations. Find out what works and what doesn’t in plain-spoken language that’s fun and engaging. StraightTalk’s readership continues to grow with subscribers on six continents.