
Building the Agile Enterprise
With Capabilities, Collaborations and Values
Fred A. Cummins(Author)
Morgan Kaufmann (Publisher)
2nd Edition
Published on 13. September 2016
Book
Paperback/Softback
430 pages
978-0-12-805160-3 (ISBN)
Description
Building the Agile Enterprise with Capabilities, Collaborations and Values, Second Edition covers advances that make technology more powerful and pervasive while, at the same time, improving alignment of technology with business. Using numerous examples, illustrations, and case studies, Fred Cummins, an industry expert, author and former fellow with EDS and Hewlett Packard, updates his first edition incorporating the following industry developments:
The ubiquitous use of the Internet along with intelligent, mobile devices, which have enabled everyone and everything to be connected anytime, anywhere
The emergence of a "business architecture? discipline that has driven improvements in business design and transformation practices
The development of CMMN (Case Management Model and Notation) that will provide automation to support the collaboration of knowledge workers and managers
The development of VDML (Value Delivery Modeling Language) that supports modeling of business design from a management perspective
The importance of "big data? management and analysis as a new source of insight into evolution of the business and the ecosystem
How the architecture of the agile enterprise and business modeling change enterprise governance, management and innovation
Building the Agile Enterprise with Capabilities, Collaborations and Values, Second Edition is a must have reference for business leaders, CTOs; business architects, information systems architects and business process modeling professionals who wish to close the gap between strategic planning and business operations as well as the gap between business and IT and enhance the creation and delivery of business value.
The ubiquitous use of the Internet along with intelligent, mobile devices, which have enabled everyone and everything to be connected anytime, anywhere
The emergence of a "business architecture? discipline that has driven improvements in business design and transformation practices
The development of CMMN (Case Management Model and Notation) that will provide automation to support the collaboration of knowledge workers and managers
The development of VDML (Value Delivery Modeling Language) that supports modeling of business design from a management perspective
The importance of "big data? management and analysis as a new source of insight into evolution of the business and the ecosystem
How the architecture of the agile enterprise and business modeling change enterprise governance, management and innovation
Building the Agile Enterprise with Capabilities, Collaborations and Values, Second Edition is a must have reference for business leaders, CTOs; business architects, information systems architects and business process modeling professionals who wish to close the gap between strategic planning and business operations as well as the gap between business and IT and enhance the creation and delivery of business value.
Reviews / Votes
"From the title it would appear that this tome is just another take on agile software development, but neither this edition nor its predecessor is purely about software; rather, Cummins focuses on how to build an organization that takes on challenges and reorganizes in the face of environmental, customer and market changes. The old saw comes to mind: a politician is asked how he could have changed his mind, flip-flopped on an important issue. The response: 'I change my mind when the facts change, what do you do?' Unfortunately too many organizations fail to take note nor advantage of situational change and miss opportunities to grow or even survive. A key idea, for both technical people and organizational leaders, is understanding how to model the enterprise and take advantage of models in real-time. Cummins gives far more than an overview on how to survive and flourish, in an agile way, in a changing world. No organizational leader should ignore the opportunity to succeed using his approach." - Richard Mark Soley, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Object Management Group, Inc.More details
Series
Edition
2nd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
San Francisco
United States
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Dimensions
Height: 231 mm
Width: 184 mm
Thickness: 27 mm
Weight
883 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-12-805160-3 (9780128051603)
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Person
Fred Cummins , is currently an independent consultant and business systems architect. He is an active member of the Object Management Group as co-chair of the Business Modeling and Integration Task Force, co-chair of the Business Architecture Special Interest Group and co-chair of the Value Delivery Modeling Language Finalization Task Force. He was a leader in the development of the VDML (Value Delivery Modeling Language) and the CMMN (Case Management Model and Notation) specifications. He is a member of the board of LEADing Practice that is the provider of reference enterprise standards based on industry research by the Global University Alliance. Mr. Cummins has authored three books and a number of professional papers, and is inventor on 14 US patents. He was previously a Fellow with EDS and Hewlett Packard. He has consulted and developed systems in multiple industries including manufacturing, financial services, healthcare, transportation, telecommunications, insurance and government. Throughout his career he has applied advanced systems technology.
Content
1. The Agile Enterprise2. Business Modeling for Business Leaders3. Business Building Blocks4. Next-Generation Business Process Management (BPM)5. Rules for Actions and Constraints6. Enterprise Data Management7. Information Security8. Event Driven Operations9. Sense and Respond10. The Agile Organization Structure11. Agile Enterprise Leadership