Architectural Thinking
Architectural Thinking
Architectural thinking is a key skill for organizations that are digitalizing their value creation models. Architecture helps you make smart business decisions and implement your decisions sustainably.
Architectural thinking is the key skill ...
Companies are digitalizing their originally analog business models in order to position themselves successfully in the markets of the 21st century. In the process, the boundary between business and digital-technical resources, products, and enterprise services is becoming increasingly blurred. Architecture - and thus architectural thinking - is thus becoming a key discipline that enables intelligent decision-making and sustainable transformation. At the same time, it optimizes the planning, development, and operation of modern enterprise resources, products, and services.
... for business model digitization in the 21st century
Modern organizations are transforming into socio-technical systems using digital means, in which business and business-enabling technology merge. Resources, products, and enterprise services are based on the capabilities of networked computers. The digitalization of business models significantly increases their value creation potential. At the same time, the downside of the material "networked computer" is an exponentially increasing complexity - complexity in the development as well as the evolution of enterprise solutions. Architectural thinking encounters precisely this complexity and is thus at the center of the most vital governance and performance processes in the company.