Episode Synopsis "Short History of Enterprise Architecture (Part 2)"

This is the second part in a short series on the history of enterprise architecture. In this episode, I describe the rise of the PC, the internet and client-server computing, and with them the coalescence of rigorous enterprise architecture practices.  You can find show notes at Real World Enterprise Architecture.

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More episodes of the podcast Real World Enterprise Architecture

• The Promise of Event-Driven Architectures
• Short History of Enterprise Architecture (Part 3)
• Short History of Enterprise Architecture (Part 2)
• Short History of Enterprise Architecture (Part 1)
• Enterprise Architecture is Dying
• What Enterprise Architects Can Learn from Detective Harry Bosch
• The Problem with the EA Playbook
• Why Are Enterprises So Complex?
• Enterprise Architecture Cornerstones: Part 3 of 3
• Enterprise Architecture Cornerstones: Part 2 of 3
• Enterprise Architecture Cornerstones: Part 1 of 3
• Three Brands of Enterprise Architecture
• What is the Real Value of Enterprise Architecture?