Digitizing companies is industrializing France
There are many talks about re-industrialization of France discussing on industrial production and services, as there is great hope based on multiplication …
How many enterprises will be buried next year in France ?
Current crisis is not only changing business environment but lead governments to change legal and taxation rules too. Some agents prefer saving …
Cooperation for transforming french economy.
If France does not transform its economy in depth, the financial crisis sounds the start of repeated crises. This transformation will not …
Successful Solvency II programs have opened the doors to enterprise architecture
Solvency II regulatory initiative aims to normalize the way Insurance companies will measure risks, will manage their portfolio in accordance and will …
That’s why my friends CIOs need the best whishes for 2012.
CIOs don’t need to read any comprehensive Chaos Manor report to know that project deliveries come always in late and are never or …
European crisis urges companies to reshuffling their change capabilities
European economic prospects are gloomy. Just have a look to newspapers frontpages if you are not yet convinced. In such context, as …
It is time that Enterprise Architecture becomes a true art of Architecture…
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 …
CESAMES ? Better than Ali Baba !
Who did not attend to the CESAMES conference at “La Maison des Arts et Métiers” ? According to me, a few as …
Has your Business changed ? Try Enterprise Architecture then.
Most of big french companies front-office are machines : internet services, interactive vocal responders. And when it is not automated, call center …
Enterprise architecture is the glue for innovation
Often I wonder why people start thinking about Enterprise Architecture only when “Information system” word comes on the table. All seems defined …