Monday, February 06, 2006
Enterprise Architecture and the Knowledge Crisis in the Blogosphere
There is a huge Knowledge Crisis within corporate America. Management by Magazine is being pervasively installed in the minds of Americans. We have been assimilated by the many industry conferences who allow industry CTOs to prevent thinly veiled sales presentations chock-a-block with eye candy but lacking substance to persuade our thinking. Likewise, the folks in the industry analyst community who are supposed to provide clarity are making things clear as mud.
Over the last month, I have asked some pretty hard questions of the blogosphere in hopes that others may be able to provide insight. While I have received answers to some of the questions posted, many of them still go unanswered. I figured I would post links to all previous questions in hopes that the blogosphere may have had time to think on them...
All trackback posts should occur by March 1st 2006...
| | View blog reactionsOver the last month, I have asked some pretty hard questions of the blogosphere in hopes that others may be able to provide insight. While I have received answers to some of the questions posted, many of them still go unanswered. I figured I would post links to all previous questions in hopes that the blogosphere may have had time to think on them...
- Outstanding Questions for the Venture Capital Community
- Outstanding Questions for Sun, Intel, AMD and others...
- Outstanding questions for enterprise architects who blog
- Outstanding Questions regarding Enterprise Content Management (ECM)
- Outstanding questions regarding BPEL and ESB
- Outstanding questions on VoIP
- Outstanding Questions on Rules Engines
- Outstanding questions for Industry Analysts on Open Source
All trackback posts should occur by March 1st 2006...
