Architecture in adjectives
Architecture is everyone 's business: business lines, architects, IT, general management, customers, employees, partners...
Modular, highly decoupled architecture enables response to market needs over time
Architecture is at the heart of the operational model that implements strategy in the field.
The socio-technical approach to Architecture enables the best possible alignment between the organization and the IS (Conway's Law).
Every company participates in digital ecosystems, and must structure its relationships with the users and partners of these ecosystems.
Your expectations:
- Efficiency: how to rebalance IT spending to deliver a better ROI?
- Digitization: how can we transform our IS heritage to address digital challenges?
- Debt reduction: how to improve quality, time to market and keep pace with the evolution of digital ecosystems?
- Attractiveness: how to deliver a better user and IT experience?
How can Tasmane help you?
- "One-page Architecture: a decision-making tool for any transformation (e.g. SDSI), urbanization at the service of the vision (e.g. Product Architecture).
- "Efficient Enterprise Architecture: the right approach to re-engineering Enterprise Architecture, maturity assesment, transformation framework and governance, ROI of Enterprise Architecture
- "SI 360 debt": how much debt is useful? debt isn't just technical, real and fake debt, potential costs and gains, remediation and avoidance
Example of customer success in architecture
Referent profile
Vincent Hanniet
Expert Tasmane
I have spent the last 30 years in IT consulting and services, as well as in software publishing. I have worked for companies and groups of all sizes, both public and private, in various fields of activity. My architectural vision of the IS has grown through my experiences and missions, from the design and development of a software component within the IS, to the architectural alignment of the IS and Data with the operational model associated with the business strategy.
