Often, its when one combines two or more things: two/more people, two/more functions, two/more elements you get a BANG!
Active Knowledge Architecture/Engineering (AKA) is a multi-dimensional combination of whole enterprise scope, architectural composition, functional modeling methodology, and collective human possibility that combine together in a way that has just such explosive potential.
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In my previous post: WTS, I introduced an on-line book and accompanying materials. This is part 2 of my book report for Working Through Screens (WTS) by Jacob Burghard. Please forgive the long title of this post, but its the one that “fits.”
WTS is a comprehensive examination of how one is to consider and approach [...]
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