BIG-PICTURE: INTRODUCTION
BIG-PICTURE: THE BIG PICTURE
The enterprise, the organisation and the ‘big picture’
The Really Big Picture for enterprise-architecture
Looking at the big picture
The gift of a world
RBPEA: “Love, live, work, hope”
- “Someone to love”
- “Somewhere to live”
- “Somewhere to work”
- “Something to hope for”
- Implications for everyday enterprise-architecture
RBPEA: The other Bolshevism
- Implications for enterprise-architecture
RBPEA: Opportunities unheeded…
RBP-EA: There’s gonna be a revolution…
- The Really Big Picture
- Putting it into practice
Return to RBPEA
- Frameworks
- Into practice
- Practical applications
- Certification
- Worked-example
BIG-PICTURE: PRINCIPLES AND FUNDAMENTALS
Uniqueness and coincidensity
On value-governance
RBPEA: Constraints and corollaries
RBPEA: Basics and fundamentals
RBPEA: Object, subject and ‘should’
- Practical implications for enterprise-architecture
Feelings are facts
RBPEA: Feelings are facts
- Practical implications for enterprise-architecture
RBPEA: Attachment, non-attachment, non-detachment
Listen for the real narrative
BIG-PICTURE: METHODS
RBP-EA: From ‘Really Big Picture’ into real-world practice
- A bit of background
- The Really Big Picture
- Putting this into practice
Participatory politics
Idea-parenting
How do we make EA make sense?
RBPEA: The dangers of ‘anything-centrism’
- Practical implications for enterprise-architecture
Business-models between for-profit and not-for-profit
Confirming the direction
BIG-PICTURE: SOCIETY
Where have all the good skills gone?
Motivation to learn: “Love is a better master than duty”
Earthquakes and enterprise-architecture
Maggie’s Farm
May Day, and a mayday for our world
Anti-clients, kurtosis-risks and public riots
Should companies go to jail?
Landmines on legs
Luddite, and proud
BIG-PICTURE: RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
There is no right to not-care
Why are the elite the elite?
An architecture of responsibility
From rights to responsibilities
BIG-PICTURE: POSSESSION
A problem of possession
Possessed by possession?
Are time and responsibility our only real possessions?
Relational-assets are not ‘possessions’
Responsibility versus anti-possession as response to disaster
RBPEA: Where’s the plan?
