Eating My Own Dog Food

The next couple of years I will be eating my own dog food in the Danish Ministry of Finance. Next week I will start a new job as enterprise architect in the national Digital Task Force. The Task Force assists the Danish national steering committee of joint cross-government co-operations in carrying out the adopted e-government projects, and it prepares the basis of the decision-making on the background of cooperation with the involved parties.
My job there will be too give (EA) input too the national e-government strategy and assist different projects with concrete IT/EA architectural thinking. It will be a huge and exiting challenge too be part of the “real” work in the Ministry of Finance – and too see how/if my thoughts will influence the national EA work. Communicating the value of EA will be one of my key challenges. I have spent the last couple of years preaching how fantastic a tool EA is. The interesting question will be: Will the dog eat the dog food? I will try too keep you all posted…

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4 Responses to Eating My Own Dog Food

  1. bering says:

    How does this affect your PhD? Is that still on, or is it only the new job now?

  2. Vibeke Trolle Hansen says:

    Congratulations and good luck :-)

  3. Kristian says:

    This is ACTION research! My PhD is on hold, but I have detailed a plan that will make sure that I finish my PhD some time in 2009. This was just an opportunity that I could not say no to :-)

  4. Good luck in your new position Kristian. Hopefully you will be able to share lessons learned with the EA community. Best regards, Scott Bernard

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