CIOs don’t need to read any comprehensive Chaos Manor report to know that project deliveries come always in late and are never or rarely in advance. It is like flights or train travels, thingsRead More…
European economic prospects are gloomy. Just have a look to newspapers frontpages if you are not yet convinced. In such context, as I wrote once, best strategy would be to “be preparedRead More…
Most of enterprises expect from their IT Division to develop and maintain information and communications infrastructure which includes networking and telecommunications, desktop computing, business management information systems, systems for technical information and computer security. This isRead More…
Most of big french companies front-office are machines : internet services, interactive vocal responders. And when it is not automated, call center operators are difficult to reach, they have not the good level ofRead More…
Often I wonder why people start thinking about Enterprise Architecture only when “Information system” word comes on the table. All seems defined and almost decided, when the baton is passed to ITRead More…
Last month, I attended to the Foundation Cigref symposium on Digital Innovation for Business Transformation. I won’t tell you a whole story that you are able to listen there : 2nd symposium.Read More…
Don’t we all want to implement straight and rapid solutions to Business problems ? Not only because of the products time to market, but also, because it improves our own visibility onRead More…
Since IEEE was interested by requirements engineering and publish the following definition in its IEEE Std 610.12.-1990 : “A requirement is: (1) A condition or capability needed by a user to solveRead More…
While classifying my documentation on information systems, why do I constantly fell on articles or notes that explain the relevance of the analogy between the model and urban information systems? hereafter fewRead More…
Even if bureaucracy brings values of rationality, good organisation and high control, some famous managers like Jack Welch declare themselves as foes of bureaucracy. Because, in most of cases, this system doesRead More…
