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Enterprise Architecture Anti Patterns
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The internet boom of the late 1990s drove the need to aggregate web content from multiple sources. Two solutions emerged: Mashups and Portals.
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EA hijacking — when someone who doesn't know what enterprise architecture is (and doesn't care) uses the EA mandate to tackle a personal agenda.
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When EA is way too high level.
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When Enterprise Architects are glorified change managers.
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Is your CIO comfortable with Enterprise Architecture success?
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As a enterprise architect it's your job to contribute to the CIO's success (to keep the CIO happy). No matter how committed and professional you are — things can go wrong.
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Architecture shaped by politics.
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Projects that are great for your architect's resume but bad for business.
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Perfectly elegant architectures that are perfectly out of touch.
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EAs who get sucked down into solution architecture, infrastructure details or even development.
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Enterprise Architecture is a truly dangerous profession.
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Be trendy, impress your friends, build your resume and waste your organization's money.
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Wouldn't it be nice to painlessly switch vendors?
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The sales-oriented Enterprise Architect.
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