Tag: Information Revolution

Will McKinsey be the first ‘big consultancy’ that gets (enterprise) architecture right?

Posted by on in Agile and Architecture, Architecture Principles, Enterprise Architecture, Management and Organisation5 Comments

McKinsey seems to be the first 'big consultancy' that really frees itself from outdated, ineffective, orthodox enterprise architecture notions.

Are we humans still ‘top dog’ in this brave new world of massive IT?

Posted by on in Brittle Logic, Extended Humans, Gossip versus Ratio, Information Inertia, Information Revolution1 Comment

What is the information revolution doing to us humans? A very condensed journey from essences of digital technology and human intelligence to the role of talk, trust and the impact of IT on society.

Don’t become an Enterprise/IT Architect…

Posted by on in Enterprise Architecture, Information Inertia, Management and Organisation14 Comments

With increasing IT volumes in the world, landscape change is getting harder and harder, and we need to adapt to that fact. Upper management is very slow to adapt and the Enterprise/IT Architect/Strategist's position becomes more frustrating as a result.

Gossip, Trust and the Information Revolution (‘value’ vs. ‘values’)

Posted by on in Extended Humans, Gossip versus Ratio, Information Revolution, Information Revolution 47 Comments

Our massive use of IT (the information revolution with its information inertia and its fast but stupid behaviour) is enabling our innate behaviour to surge against our learned behaviour and that is severely damaging the social structures we humans have created. Why is this happening and what can we do about it?