Today we talk about stakeholder management, leadership but most importantly about corporate politics. People have views about it and I have mine. Is politics a bad thing? What is politics really. I hope you like it. And by the way, there's also a video version of this podcast this episode onwards on YouTube. Look us up.

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There was a listener question. How do you become an EA. Besides the Framework, what else do you need? What experience should you have, what books you should read? What reference architecture / reference models? I have tried to answer the question best I can. Let me know what you think...

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One of my listeners requested to talk about Master Data Management a while ago. I have been putting it off because it does require a little research. But I finally did decide to cover it. So Master Data Management it is this time...

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Today's podcast is all about Data. How should an enterprise plan its data roadmaps. Things that they should explore to become a data driven organization.

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We've heard that "Culture eats strategy for breakfast". But what's culture? How does it impact leaders daily? We dwell into that a little and then I go into a rant of why I do this podcast. I hope you enjoy...

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When a farmer builds a hut near his farm, does that hut have architecture? Would an enterprise have enterprise architecture, if it doesn't have any EA Capability within? What value does EA drive and why should IT Leaders take Conscious Architecture more seriously? 

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Most organizations are now starting dedicated projects and programs to modernize their legacy systems across the enterprise. The question is do we really need that? What is the role of an EA in this? Feel free to chime in if I have missed anything.

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What's a product? Is Productization of EA Possible? And then what if we come a full circle and sell this product as a service. New ideas I am giving structure to, let me know what you think...

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I think we focus too much on technical skills. Soft skills are equally or perhaps sometimes more important that technical skills. In this episode I talk about the core soft skills required for an architect to be successful.

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Some of my listeners are just starting their journey as enterprise architects. They have asked me to talk about a roadmap to become an accomplished architect. Today's podcast is about that.

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