Developing an EA strategy is not done very often, but has many benefits. In this episode we are talking with Carlisle Gunn, an experienced Enterprise Architect, who we've worked with on past projects. Carlisle has worked in the Enterprise Architecture space for over 8 years with a focus on business and application architecture. He led teams through process discovery into documentation and improvement. Working with team members from a wide array of roles, his background demonstrates experience working with almost every type of functional member within an organization. Carlisle received a Masters of Professional Studies in Enterprise Architecture in 2016, where his focus was on the establishment of Enterprise Architecture capabilities and usage of modeling languages. We are talking about the following topics: Carlisle’s background (and some rugby geekery) EA strategies and that they need to be client-specific Stakeholders and the Enterprise Architect view (top-down) vs. the Solution Architect perspective (bottom-up) ARB /= implemented EA strategy Components of an EA strategy Start with maturity assessment > identify low-hanging fruit Communication is part of the “how”; EA strategy is the “what” EA goals and how to measure EA KPIs EA capabilities and services Please reach out to us by either sending an email to [email protected] or leaving us a voice message by clicking here. The full show notes, including graphics, further links, credits, and transcript, are available at whatsyourbaseline.com/episode14.

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