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In our 35-criterion evaluation of enterprise architecture management suites (EAMS) providers, we identified the 12 most significant ones — Ardoq, Atoll Technologies, Avolution, BiZZdesign, BOC Group, LeanIX, MEGA International, Orbus Software, Planview, QPR Software, Software AG, and UNICOM Systems — and researched, analyzed, and scored them. This report shows how each provider measures up and helps enterprise architecture (EA) professionals select the right one for their needs. 
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Some IT leaders are growing weary of the phrase “digital transformation.” Find here 10 articles on the subject to help grasp some wisdom: 1. How Landauer CIO built a revenue-generating mindset in IT 2. SunTrust CIO's formula for speed relies on cloud, DevOps 3. Increasing IT’s speed: 3 levers CIOs can use 4. Teaching IT to embrace change: 9 execs share advice 5. Matson CIO: The most painful, gut-wrenching part of leading transformation 6. How hybrid cloud aids digital transformation 7. Budgeting smarts for digital transformation: 4 tips 8. Digital transformation: 3 strategies to manage change 9. Digital transformation: 5 principles for the retail industry 10. What absolutely won’t work when it comes to digital transformation
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WHY IT MATTERS: enterprise architecture remains a great idea with awful delivery IMHO.
Great idea because most organizations do not have a complete high level view of their organizations from a business, data, application and technology in order to drive governance and security and manage project portfolio priorities.
Awful delivery because most EA groups tends to isolate themselves in ivory towers, with hard to define value and limited deliverables.
EA tools, in the same vein, have traditionally been bloated versions of difficult to maintain and often stale information, the main issue not being the software but the content and its maintenance...