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Enterprise Architects are trained to think in systems. We map capabilities, applications, information flows, integrations, technology platforms, dependencies, risks, and target states. We learn to describe complexity and to design pathways from the current state toward a more intentional future. Yet some of the hardest architectural problems have surprisingly little to do with technology.
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