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IT Needs to Assume Leadership Role

One of the prevailing themes of discussions at this year’s ACORD LOMA conference revolved around the role a sound architecture plays in the ultimate delivery of business value, and in the seemingly never-ending quest of IT and business alignment.

By Frank Petersmark | Updated on June 14, 2011

One of the prevailing themes of discussions at this year’s ACORD LOMA conference revolved around the role a sound architecture plays in the ultimate delivery of business value, and in the seemingly never-ending quest of IT and business alignment. 

While the first part of this theme certainly remains true, the notion that EA and IT groups are still running after the alignment poltergeist seems dated at best, and perhaps even harmful.  

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