What are the differences between improving the design (and operation) of a smart city, an aircraft engine, a muscle car, a large enterprise, and/or an integrated commercial global cloud services platform …all running at hyperscale?

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Question: What are the differences between improving the design (and operation) of:

• a smart city,
• an aircraft engine,
• a muscle car,
• a large enterprise, and/or
• an integrated commercial global cloud services platform
• …all running at hyperscale?

Answer: None.

Scroll down to see the use cases; then the list of resources at the bottom of this article.

Use Case 1: Aircraft engine, and
Use Case 2: Muscle car

Figure 1. Continuous Transformation Model: Aircraft Engines and Muscle Cars

Use Case 3: Smart city,
Use Case 4: Large enterprise operating at hyperscale, and
Use Case 5: Integrated commercial global cloud services platform operating at hyperscale

Figure 2. Continuous Transformation Model: Smart Cities, Large Enterprises, and Cloud Services Platforms

Diving Deeper: #Graphitization

To go deeper, checkout #Graphitization of the Enterprise (click here) as well as the list of references below.

Figure 3. #Graphitization Continuous Transformation Model

Figure 4. Continuous Transformation Framework: Process Groups and Activities

References

1. Michael Herman, Blockchain Developer, Enterprise Architect and Data Scientist: #Graphitization Inventor  (click here)
2. Continuous Transformation and Transformative Change are key principles of the Total Enterprise Architecture Model (TEAM) (click here)
3. To dig deeper, check out Graphitization of the Enterprise (click here)
4. [Enterprise Architecture, Big Data, CRM, ERP, …] Tools and Methods Don’t Generate Business Value (click here)

Best regards,

Michael Herman
Enterprise Architect and Data Scientist
Parallelspace Corporation
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