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Showing posts with label Department of Defense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Department of Defense. Show all posts
November 5, 2015

Thank You To Our Warfighters

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I took a photo of this wonderful sign on this construction truck.  It says: "To All The Men And Women Of Our Armed Forces Thank...
September 30, 2013

Saving Iraq's Jewish Scrolls

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What a beautiful job by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).  In Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003, our Special Forces ...
February 21, 2010

Common Language for Enterprise Architecture

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What happens when one set of enterprise architects can’t read another’s enterprise architecture “artifacts”? This may sound ridiculous, b...
October 19, 2008

Net-centricity and Enterprise Architecture

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See video on Department of Defense (DoD) vision for Net-Centricity: Source: Department of Defense
July 18, 2008

Learning from the Private Sector and Enterprise Architecture

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There is a terrific article in ComputerWorld, 17 July 2008, called “Pentagon’s IT unit seeks to borrow tech ideas from Google, Amazon, other...
March 28, 2008

Lean Six Sigma and Enterprise Architecture

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Enterprise architecture is one way for an organization to drive business process improvement and technology enablement. Another way is throu...
March 26, 2008

The Enterprise is Unwieldy and Enterprise Architecture

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Enterprise architecture develops the architecture for the enterprise, right? You’d think that’s a no-brainer. Except what happens when the e...
February 17, 2008

DoD Enterprise Architecture

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In a world where information superiority can mean battlefield victory, enterprise architecture is critical to military transformation and ex...
September 7, 2007

Information Sharing Best Practices

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There are currently two major federal best practices for information sharing: Netcentricity and the Information Sharing Environment. The Dep...