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Enterprise Architecture has traditionally been associated with the internal structure of an organization. We map applications, rationalize technology portfolios, define data models, establish standards, and design target architectures. These activities are necessary. But they can also create a dangerous illusion: that if we understand the inside of the enterprise well enough, we understand the enterprise itself.
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