Enterprise Architecture Vs. Solution Architecture

Common Question. What's the difference between EA and Solution Architecture. I thought I would talk about my take on it and how TOGAF defines it. Let me know what you think.

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - The Grocery shopping analogy
2:28 - What are the skills required to be an Enterprise Architect?
8:22 - The Skills framework
10:17 - What is a solution architect?
13:46 - The merger example
17:14 - Domain Architecture
19:26 - Conclusion

[viratvivek]

Thanks.. very well explained and uniquely distinguished all the architect roles with proficiency levels.

[charlesdumas]

Once again, really good podcast Neil. Really informative!

[travisnull]

These are the lessons I wanted to start with on my journey towards digitizing our company. For some reason I've been studying in reverse! Thanks for the great insight!

[paulkalogeras]

Thank you for the video, really great and simple way to explain things. Would suggest as a next topic to tackle hiw we align also with product oriented architecture and with product management teams in an agile way. Platformization strategies to serve multiple products and capabilities.

[majorali]

Very Articulate and useful, thanks for putting it together and please keep posting more.

[UK-cpbx]

Awesome way of presenting these intricate concepts in such a clear and simple way!!! Excellent clarity of thought, knowledge and simplicity with such humility 🙏🙏🙏Thank you sir for sharing it! Respects from California! Namaste ❤️

[BotBytesHQ]

very insightful and simple explaination.

[ManoranjanKumar-jl]

Wow, fell for it .
if you've any courses, kindly let us know I'll purchase that, I'm quite interested on this subject!
Thank you foe helping us with all these, Appreciate!!

[kenigiri]

Thank you for sharing. With respect to "one person" knowing BDAT, it depends on the level of depth of knowledge. Growing organisations may make do with one EA based on the level on depth of knowledge required at that level. As the organisation grows then you need a team and you begin to go deeper in each of the domains. You may not start practicing all domains deeply.

I also think a business analysts is more project focused than a business architect. A business architect conceptualise the business at a strategic level ideally.

[jessejadraque]

i think you are refferring to cognitive load when you mention about remembering things. "Cognitive load" relates to the amount of information that working memory can hold at one time