Enterprise Architecture Training

Conexiam is making our IT4IT, the video training in a pre-release sale. While we finish post-production of the video this course is 80% off regular price ($50 + exam voucher) During the post-production period you have full access to the course, all courseware and any finished video material We commit to completing post-production before 14 July […]

Conexiam offers a free GRC Training Class on how to use EA to support GRC and demonstrates how Conexiam Navigate helps an EA team deliver. To access the course simply create an account at training.conexiam.com. Enterprise Architecture support for GRC extends classic-GRC from minimal regulatory compliance & regulatory risk approaches taken by most GRC software applications. This […]

The Architecture a Graveyard: Trap #07 Asking the Easy Question is the latest in our Architecture Graveyard Series. In this edition Dave Hornford explores the trap of answering an easy question that uses a simplified and undifferentiated view of the world. Answers to these questions always collides. with reality. The real world is unforgiving. Best practice […]

Architecture Graveyard: Trap #53 Starting from Scratch is Samantha Toder’s latest Architecture Graveyard story. The sad autumnal sounds of a enterprise architect starting from scratch. Most of the time enterprise architects working in low-maturity architecture teams fall into this trap. They don’t know any better. They have never had a useful repository. They have no consistent method. […]

Conexiam’s Sam Toder continues her Architecture Graveyard series with Trap #67 Confusing Roles. Role confusion is endemic in low-functioning EA teams. Clarifying the different roles involved in the creation and consumption of architecture is one of the most important steps in developing a high functioning EA team. Our article on basics of architecture governance, and […]

Far too many EA Teams are destined for the Architecture Graveyard. The lifecycle of EA teams is short – a couple of years before the is side-lined, shut-down, or re-booted. Our EA Capability Practice routinely observes struggling EA teams falling into the same traps. This series will discuss a single trap in each article. Avoid […]