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When I joined the organisation as an Enterprise Architect, the expectation was clear and familiar. We would follow a disciplined, strategy-led approach aligned with TOGAF: start from vision and mission, understand business architecture, derive technology architecture, guide solutioning, and govern change through Architecture Development Method cycles. On paper, this approach creates coherence, traceability, and alignment between strategy and execution. In reality, what I observed was a set of deeply embedded organisational challenges that are far more cultural, structural, and behavioural than methodological.
By Victor LeungWhen I joined the organisation as an Enterprise Architect, the expectation was clear and familiar. We would follow a disciplined, strategy-led approach aligned with TOGAF: start from vision and mission, understand business architecture, derive technology architecture, guide solutioning, and govern change through Architecture Development Method cycles. On paper, this approach creates coherence, traceability, and alignment between strategy and execution. In reality, what I observed was a set of deeply embedded organisational challenges that are far more cultural, structural, and behavioural than methodological.

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