In today’s world of digital transformation, many organizations are struggling to make Enterprise Architecture (EA) work. Some of the existing frameworks are difficult to implement and do not provide the business agility necessary that is required to succeed with comprehensive digital transformation initiatives. As a result, EA is now at a crossroads. Traditional approaches and artifacts aren't not providing sufficient value. Instead, organizations must rethink the role EA plays and the enterprise architects must think in new ways about how they can add value to their organizations In this webinar, you will learn •Key tips to help your CIO see the value of EA •What needs to be different about EA in a Digital Transformation world •What you can do today to restart your EA program

1. Restarting Enterprise
Architecture in the Age
of Digital Transformation
Jason Bloomberg
President
jason@intellyx.com
@theebizwizard
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2. About Jason Bloomberg
• President of industry analyst firm
Intellyx
• Agile digital transformation thought
leader
• Write for Forbes, several blogs,
biweekly newsletter the Cortex
• Buy my latest book, The Agile
Architecture Revolution
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3. Today’s Agile Imperative
Organizations must
capitalize on disruption
to achieve greater
innovativeness and
resilience in the face of
digital transformation
priorities
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4. Business Agility
• Responsiveness
– Tactical value
• Resilience
– Risk mitigation
• Innovativeness
– Strategic value
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Ability to respond to change in the
business environment and leverage
change for competitive advantage

5. The Core Business Goal
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Agile
Digital
Transformation

6. What is Digital?
Customer preferences & behavior
drive technology choices
Range of technology touchpoints is exploding
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7. What about Transformation?
Internal organizational change is
necessary to maintain focus on the
customer in today’s digital world
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8. What is Digital
Transformation?
• Customer pressures driving
technological and organizational
change in companies
• Enterprises rethinking:
– How they serve customers
– The role IT plays
– How they build & manage teams
– How they innovate
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9. Three Dimensions of Digital
Diversity
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• Front to back
–End-to-end from the customer
to the systems of record
• Breadth of interaction
–Diversity of customer
touchpoints an form factors
• Depth of community
–Broad ecosystems of vendors
and services

10. Digital Transformation
What are you transforming?
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Digital Transformation =
Business Transformation
Customer
Experience
Technology
Internal
Organization
All of the
Above

11. Getting to ‘Square Zero’
• Digital transformation can’t start in
earnest until you clean up the worst
messes
– Does IT know what apps it’s responsible
for?
– Does IT know which systems talk to
which?
• Fix what’s broken
– Iteratively
– With constant focus on customer
priorities
– Avoid being dogmatic
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12. Optimization vs. Innovation
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Innovation
Disrupt status quo
to allow human
creativity to
flourish
Optimization
Establish
feedback loops
that maximize
business
outcome

13. Business Transformation for
Innovation
• How do you get teams to
capitalize on disruption?
• How do you take
creative individuals and
get them to innovate?
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Self-Organization
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14. EA Shouldn’t Be City Planning
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• The more planned a city
is, the less agile it
becomes
• How do we get the
results we want from an
unplanned city?

15. New Role for Enterprise Architects
• Leverage data to
properly balance
optimization and
disruption
• Essential for achieving
market-leading levels
of innovation
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16. The Center of Digital
Enablement
• Team responsible for end-
to-end best practice across
digital effort
• Where the enterprise
architects fit in
• Essentially becomes an
innovation competency
center
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Let CODE self-organize

17. There is no Shortcut!
Remember, Digital
Transformation isn’t
about the Digital,
it’s about the
Transformation!
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18. Jason Bloomberg
President, Intellyx
jason@intellyx.com
@theebizwizard
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Presented by
Michael Fulton
President, CC&C Americas
Restarting Enterprise Architecture
in an era of Digital Transformation

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Who is CC&C?
▪ CC&C Solutions (CC&C) is an IT Internal Transformation
and EA consulting, training and implementation
organization, headquartered in Sydney, Australia and
staffed worldwide.
▪ Our mission is to lead the development and growth of
Enterprise Architecture and IT Capability…
▪ for the individual
▪ for the organization
▪ and for the industry

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Who am I?
▪ President, CC&C Americas
▪ IT industry for 25 years, 19 at Fortune 50
▪ 8 years as Enterprise Architect (Cloud, IT4IT, ESN, BusArch, EA
Training)
▪ 5 years running IT Strategic Planning & Cost Optimization
▪ IT4IT Forum Global Steering Committee
▪ IT4IT Adoption Work Group Co-Chair
▪ Chair AEA Ohio

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EA bridges the gap between strategy and execution
Enterprise Architecture
Strategy Execution
EA owns the development of the transformation plan
and alignment of that plan within the Enterprise.
Enterprise
Architecture
Digital Strategy Agile

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What is Enterprise Architecture (EA)?
Enterprise Architecture INCLUDES “city planning” for IT

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Enterprise
Architecture
Enterprise IT
Architecture
Enterprise Solution
Architecture
Solution Architecture
• Top down organizational design starting with
Business Model and Organization structure
focused on Digital Transformation and design of
IT Landscape in support
• Enterprise level design of IT Landscape in
context of Business Capabilities of Organization
supporting Enterprise Transformation; Key
focus on Application Portfolio Mgt and
Technology Portfolio Mgt
• Enterprise level IT design in context of major
programs or initiatives
• Detailed IT design in context of projects
Evolution of EA in an Enterprise

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A vision for business transformation
Enterprise
Architecture
Digital
Transformation
Technology
Innovation
IT Functional
Transformation
Enterprise
Transformation

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What went wrong with EA?

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Partners Not Gatekeepers

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Speed Up, Don’t Slow Down

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Mature and Evolve

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How do we get it right?

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People

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Processes
Business &
Information
Architecture
Application
&
Technology
Architecture
Services
Integration
Architecture

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Tools

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▪ Big Picture Perspective
▪ Proven transformation techniques
▪ Perspective of externally what’s possible
What is the Value of EA in a Digital World?

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CC and C Solutions
General Offerings
▪ Consulting
▪ Training (Public & Corporate)
▪ Organization Mentoring
▪ Individual Mentoring
Areas of Specialization
▪ EA Startups / Restarts
▪ EA Tool Implementation Projects
▪ IT Functional Transformations
▪ IT4IT Planning
▪ Strategic IT Cost Optimization
▪ Application Portfolio
Management
▪ Architecture Development Projects

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Follow up with me at
• mike@ccandcsolutions.com
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelfulton
• http://www.ccandcsolutions.com
• Twitter - @cccamericas
• Skype - cincibuckeyenut
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