No, it’s not a typo. “Pre-requirements” or “prequirements” is a quirky way of expressing that a lot goes on before requirements are formalised enough...

When modeling processes, it is very tempting to focus purely on the actors that undertake the relevant process tasks. Yet, processes often have a...

Good e-Learning is excited to announce that it will be attending and sponsoring DoceboInspire, the global e-learning conference. The DoceboInspire conference attracts some of the...

TOGAF, the ‘Open Group Architecture Framework’, sets the global standard in enterprise architecture development. Using a clear, flexible methodology and a variety of tools,...

From time to time, the need arises to trade in trusted tools for superior notions. IT is not immune to this phenomenon. In this article by our ITIL and Dev Ops expert Mark Smalley, we look at some DevOps thinking about familiar IT Service Management topics.

A complete overview of the workings and methodology of TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework), the de-facto framework for the creation of enterprise architecture around the world.

The terms ‘diagram’ and ‘model’ are often used interchangeably, yet there is actually an important difference between them. It can be useful to reflect on these differences when undertaking process analysis, management or improvement - and it can be particularly important when utilizing the BPMN approach to modelling.

Information is a valuable business asset but is it managed in accordance with its importance – and by whom? There is plenty of guidance available...

What’s the difference between digital transformation and IT transformation and how can the IT4IT Standard contribute? For a discipline that is based on zeroes and...

One of the key changes to the TOGAF® Standard in April 2018 was the decision to move the reference models out of the normative...