Adaptive Strategy and Architecture for Digital Ecosystems

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Future Adaptive Digital Ecosystems



Sharing some thoughts................


Being ......Being agile, adaptive, innovative, resilient and smart is imperative for enterprises to survive and thrive in this most amazing period of change.

Digital ecosystems........
New ways of working, living, technological trends such as agile, analytics, big data, block chain, cloud, Internet of things (IoT), mobility, social media including smart cities, smart banking and smart living demand fundamental shift in the design and implementation of enterprise strategy and architecture for emerging digital ecosystems.


Customer-centricity........
A customer-centric and analytics-enabled adaptive enterprise strategy and architecture implementation approach is required to continuously operate, improve, grow and transform in response to expected and unexpected changes or disruptions.


Unnecessarily.......
Unnecessarily long term strategies and inflexible architectures become irrelevant and bottleneck in the current fast paced digital environment. 


Future.......
The future of many organizations, whether small medium or large, is dependent on their analytics-enabled adaptive ability to quickly identify and respond to the most relevant and pressing needs as opposed to just following an inflexible strategic plan and in-actionable complex enterprise architecture.


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