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business professionals because they immediately assume that the concept is an IT focused creation. This is not an indictment of IT but rather a call to action for business executives to take ownership of business architecture and related business transformation strategies. The decisions that are made today can make or break organizations going forward into a complex, uncertain future.
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The most important aspect of business architecture is enabling business executives, managers and professionals to take ownership and drive enterprise transformation, a role that has oftentimes been delegated by default to IT. Historically, the term "enterprise architecture" has a tendency to turn off
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In his 2002 "In Legacy Systems: Transformation Strategies" Ulrich presents "a step-by-step, phased roadmap to legacy transformation that maximizes business value, while minimizing cost, disruption, and risk. Transformation strategies, organizing disciplines, techniques, and tools reduce the risks of
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Founded in late 2010, the Guild opened up membership in the fall of 2011 based on the initial release of the A Guide to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge (BIZBOKĀ® Guide). BIZBOKĀ® Guide, currently at version 10.0 is a "practical guide for business architecture practitioners and individuals
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At 2018, the book titled "A Guide to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledge" (BIZBOKĀ® Guide) is not yet available on Internet for the public. The BIZBOKĀ® Guide is "the go-to guide for business architecture pratictioneers", and to it the Certified Business ArchitectĀ® program is aligned. There
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in 1983 as Director of Reengineering Strategies, and was promoted into senior management in 1986. In 1990 he founded his own management consultancy firm TSG, INC. Since 2003 he is also Senior Consultant at Cutter Consortium (now Fellow), and since 2010 president of the Business Architecture Guild.
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exists "The Business Architecture Quick Guide", an 86-page book summarized by the BIZBOKĀ® Guide, intended as a basic and foundational overview, before selecting tipics and business scenarios specific for each role.
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who wish to use business architecture to address business challenges. This practical guide comes in the form of best practices, gleaned from numerous companies and business architecture leaders."
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The Systems Redevelopment Methodology is developed by Ulrich in the early 1990s. It contained a "set of project management templates and guidelines for transition projects" and it was marketed by
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discipline." The Guild is a not for profit, international membership organization for practitioners and others interested in the developing the field of business architecture.
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The methodology was especially designed to assist organizations "migrate large, aging systems into strategic architectures that support tomorrow's business needs."
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After graduation Ulrich started his working in industry. In 1980 he was working for Automated Concepts Inc. on reengineering and reverse engineering. He joined
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Business Architecture Guild, A Guide to the Business Architecture Body of Knowledgeā„¢, v 4.1 (BIZBOKĀ® Guide), 2014. Part 1, Section N/A & Page 1
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deploying the component-based architectures you need to stay competitive while maximizing the business value of core systems that work."
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Perez-Castillo, Ricardo, et al. "Generating event logs from non-process-aware systems enabling business process mining."
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in 1974, and obtained his Bachelor of Business, Management Information Sciences in 1978.
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Launching an Enterprise Business Architecture Practice: A Playbook for Getting Started.
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Information Systems Transformation: Architecture-Driven Modernization Case Studies.
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Information Systems Transformation: Architecture-Driven Modernization Case Studies
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Ulrich, William M. "Re-engineering: De ning an Integrated Migration Framework."."
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Ulrich, William M. "Re-engineering: Defining an integrated migration framework."
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Ulrich, William M. "Knowledge mining: Business rule extraction and reuse."
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Business Architecture: The Art and Practice of Business Transformation,
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Business Architecture: The Art and Practice of Business Transformation,
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Business Architecture: The Art and Practice of Business Transformation,
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IEEE Computer Society Press, Los Altos, California (1993): 108-118.
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In 2010 Ulrich cofounded the Business Architecture Guild with
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As a member, you are in control of your own login and data.
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The year 2000 software crisis: challenge of the century.
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William Ulrich. President, TSG, Inc. at MITCDOIQ 2014
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Ulrich, William. "Modernization Standards Roadmap."
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certification from the Business Architecture Guild.
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Cutter Consortium
legacy systems
business architecture
Western Illinois University
KPMG Peat Marwick
Northeastern Illinois University
Software Engineering Institute
Object Management Group
Architecture-Driven Modernization Task Force
Certified Business ArchitectĀ®
James Martin
Reston, Virginia
Michael Rosen
business architecture
business architecture
Philip Newcomb
Network World
Ulrich (2002)
Business Architecture Guild
Paul Harmon
"Business Architecture Guild - F.A.Q."
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ISBN
978-0-929652-60-3
"Guild Accredited Training Partnerā„¢ (GATPĀ®) Program"
Archived
About Ulrich and McWhorter (2010)

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