The Enterprise Architecture Experience
The Enterprise Architecture Experience
Podcast Description
The Enterprise Architecture Experience is a monthly podcast where Jon Hill and Hassan Abba delve into Enterprise Architecture themes and put them in context of real-life experience. Each month, they will invite a guest along to discuss their exeperience of Enterprise Architecture, and interact with comments, emails and discussions happening on the Enterprise Architecture Experience LinkedIn group.To get involved, send a message to Jon and Hassan at [email protected] or join The Enterprise Architecture Experience group on LinkedIn.Engaging conversation, expert insights, practical examples: the reality of making Enterprise Architecture work Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on Enterprise Architecture, its frameworks, methodologies, and practical applications in the field. Specific episodes cover topics such as the importance of establishing frames of reference in team interactions and challenges related to EA frameworks, with guests like Svyatoslav Kotusev and Carl Johan Nordmark sharing their insights and experiences.
The Enterprise Architecture Experience is a monthly podcast where Jon Hill and Hassan Abba delve into Enterprise Architecture themes and put them in context of real-life experience. Each month, they will invite a guest along to discuss their experience of Enterprise Architecture, and interact with comments, emails and discussions happening on the Enterprise Architecture Experience LinkedIn group.
To get involved, send a message to Jon and Hassan at [email protected] or join The Enterprise Architecture Experience group on LinkedIn.
Engaging conversation, expert insights, practical examples: the reality of making Enterprise Architecture work in your organisation.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
NOTE: During the editing process, we realised that Hassan and Jon refer to the “City/Town planning metaphor” rather than analogy! We really do mean analogy, however we didn’t have time to re-record – hopefully this doesn’t spoil your enjoyment!
On this Field Notes episode of the Enterprise Architecture Experience podcast, Hassan and Jon discuss the use of the City or Town Planning as an analogy for the work that Enterprise Architecture do within a business. They get into the detail of how they’ve used it previously, and some of the things to watch out for in its use.
We have created a couple of slides which talk about a high-level way in which the analogy can be used which you can download from Google Drive here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11Gx5xuYBOdGnM8a_Ma-H6opkBDc_ZDCN5cI-dWlkuDw/edit?usp=sharing
Field Notes is a shorter, more informal version of the Enterprise Architecture Experience where Hassan and Jon chat about a more operational topic for Enterprise Architecture Leadership.
Listen to other episodes of the EA Experience Podcast by searching for “Enterprise Architecture Experience” wherever you get your podcasts
Join our LinkedIn group for early notification of new episodes and some slide materials to summarise and accompany the podcast here: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13125822/
Jon Hill is currently doing IT Strategy Consultancy, mentoring and podcast creation having worked for 30 years in laboratory and scientific companies with a strong pharmaceutical focus and 10+ years working in Enterprise Architecture – https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-hill-it-leader/
Hassan Abba is the Head of Architecture for R&D in AstraZeneca having previously worked for Royal Mail, Vodaphone and Sky – https://www.linkedin.com/in/hassanabba/
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