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Architecting the Right Cloud Stack for Your Enterprise http://t.co/MqnUKmmPmb via @datacenter

Used most: Visio, Powerpoint, Excel, Enterprise Architect, Aris, Iteraplan (GmbH), Archi, planningIT, Rational Suite, ... (Casewise is last on the list of 18 tools)

I studied architecture at the university and my current profession is related to my hobby. But it's one thing to love and understand what you are doing. Another is when you need to explain this to people who do not understand anything about it. Somehow I found a website on the Internet https://slidepeak.com/ and decided to consult on the presentation for our students. Thanks to the experts, I was able to tell a lot of information in an accessible way. Many students decided to connect their lives with architecture.

My brother applied to the University on management course and he succeeded due to a good personal statement: https://shinyessays.com/personal-statement-writing

As enterprise IT architects and software systems developers consider how to implement a comprehensive enterprise IT architecture for the coming years, many are considering using several industry architecture development frameworks, including The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF).

"The Unified Modeling Language (UML) has quickly become the de-facto standard for building Object-Oriented software. This tutorial provides a technical overview of the 13 UML diagrams supported by Enterprise Architect. UML 2 semantics are explained in detail in the new UML 2.0 tutorial. "

Resources for architects library, strategy, technology and architecture.

Platform and magazine (mainly dutch)

"The first key characteristic of the emergent approach is best summarised as 'architect the lines, not the boxes', which means managing the connections between different parts of the business rather than the actual parts of the business themselves," said Bruce Robertson, research vice president at Gartner. "The second key characteristic is that it models all relationships as interactions via some set of interfaces, which can be completely informal and manual - for example, sending handwritten invitations to a party via postal letters - to highly formal and automated, such as credit-card transactions across the Visa network."