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More About Enterprise Architects Job description: An enterprise architect (EA) takes a company's business strategy and defines an IT systems architecture to support that strategy. To do so, EAs must understand a company's business and be able to dive deeply into technology issues. In recent years, the role has moved out of the banking industry to pop up all over the corporate universe as companies move to align business goals and the IT infrastructure that supports the business and helps achieve those goals. Desired skills: At least a BS, potentially an MS or a PhD. An MBA would be the icing on the cake. Degrees aren't generally offered in enterprise architecture, but some universities and other organizations provide certification programs focused on underlying concepts, best practices and tools. Other industry certifications are good to see on a candidate's resume. Sourced from: http://www.cio.com/article/127751/Enterprise_Architect |
Click here: Interswitch Interview - Nairaland |
reubeno: Stackozy:Funny how this topic turns out to be amusing and the first couple of pics have made me hungry |
Ladealm:Yes it is. First City Group, Owners of First City Monument Bank Bank will be commencing their Executive Trainee Scheme for Retail Banking in January 2012 The recruitment process involved will be: Collation of CVs Written Test Interview Training School. Required qualifications: BSc, Minimum of Second Class Lower from a reputable university. HND Upper Credit Testing starts by Friday, November 25, 2011 Send CVs to recruitment@firstcitygroup.com and arinola.akenzua@firstcitygroup.com (send to both) Here: http://www.getnaijajobs.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10618 |
But back in Soyinka's days the Pirates were just a fraternity, not a secret cult. They weren't into murder and violation and all the gangster stuff that we find them doing these days and we can't blame Soyinka for that. |
Abagworo:And also the best to happen in terms of recurrent looting, last year's budget was N43b! |
[quote author=de-moore link=topic=808603.msg9610621#msg9610621 date=1321983181]These unforgiven nigerian!!!![/quote]When some of us were advocating against Siasia's sack some users here said there was no forgiveness in coaching contracts. [quote author=de-moore link=topic=808603.msg9610621#msg9610621 date=1321983181]Yakubu sinned and has been purnished enough for his sin. Why cant he be forgiven.[/quote]If Siasia was 'forgiven' Keshi wouldn't even be there as coach. What is the problem with Nigeria sef? |
And now some start to make a case for Yakubu?! Why, Keshi, why? |
Don't blame anyone if they've got more faith in Lagos state than the federal |
^ So damn right. Why always white elephant projects? What happened to PAWA 774? Complaining of the issue of vandalism but still want to build more pipelines. |
The question could also be framed as: Girls, can a guy impress you without spending? I've never been an advocate of spending to impress cos its just creates a false basis for everything that might follow. And as much as girls irresistably fall for it, guys themselves can be shallow enough to apply it so both sexes are to blame. But at the same time it all depends on what both parties are looking for from each other ![]() |
Gods own20:If you've got any specific queries why not ask here on the forum so that others stand a chance to gain something just like you did? Good to know you're motivated but don't be selfish na ![]() |
Lacoolmley:That's not quite right, read thru well. |
^ Thank you very much. It's funny this well branched pharmaceutical company wants to recruit Graduate Trainees and Receptionists at the same time sha. And what does a pharma company need instructors for? No experience needed? Rocketmail address, big pharma company with no website? Branches across the country yet you want people from Lagos only? Hmm anyway poster please answer the questions so we can move your vacancy to the main board ooh |
Come to think of it, with the state of things with Nigerian football and the corrupt NFF, what's to play for in the National team? To hell with patriotism, no be dis same country wey give Yobo national honour? I don't blame Mikel cos it's his decision to choose where he prefers to play, and even when he plays for the Eagles his impact is hardly felt anyway. But walahi Mikel fall my hand yesterday ooh |
Topic locked and continued here: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-807597.0.html |
It's been fixed |
So basically anyone from within the field of IT can grow up to an EA position if they've got the desire? Tannamario:Your response appears to affirm my view that EA is a strategic role in many ways. And am I correct to assume that EA positions would exist only in organizations esp with geographically dispersed locations? Wouldn't be logical to hire an EA for a one office company. And tell me Tannamario, what's the pay like with your employer? I find its generally on the very high side ![]() |
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=806786.msg9592012#msg9592012 date=1321728622]Bullshiit ! When china was censoring the internet,the same US was barking like a mad dog but now that everything seems to be falling apart for them,they are considering this anti-democratic law.mschew[/quote]Exactly, when Egypt and Tunisia were censoring Internet content to try and keep their revolutions under control the same US was crying foul play. Babanla hypocrites! |
It's more beneficial to see such issues as stepping stones, not stumbling blocks. Dear friend, success is more of a state of mind than anything else, and I think the mind should be the best place to start adding the value from. It may sound abstract but its true. It's less about certificates and more about mental disposition. I'm sure there are a lot of people with ICAN who are still un/underemployed and I won't advise anyone to get a certificate for the sake of getting it if the certificate is not in line of the big picture you visualize for yourself. That big picture is what you need to determine by yourself for yourself. I would suggest you read Think And Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. I'm sure you'll find it if you try 'cos I've seen it sold in Lagos traffic and at roadside bookstores. |
That question; my friend, is one I can't answer for you. I had hoped you'd get the hint from my previous response. I agree 16k is small - definitely and I expect that you desire to move up from this current job as soon as possible. So why not make that your focus for now and continue adding value to self in the process?We all have issues and situations we have to deal with as individuals, and even a 500k/mo job is no guarantee of freedom from worry. |
Gboliwe:If you are expressing your frustration by describing the situation - I truly understand. Or do you really want an answer to the question? |
julioralph:Well said! |
Now the local government of registration comes first in the sequence. Is AA193-KJA = KJA-193AA? Confusion! |
That bank MD sure has a wonderful surname ![]() |
Hi, I feel your frustration, but honestly, there is no alternative to DETERMINATION. You know a peculiarity of the Nigerian environment is that only the PERSISTENT see things through. You simply have to persist with your search if that is what you want. But also you should think about changing your approach, if your search has not yielded result for some time then you may need to do something different about the way you're going about it. Re-do your CV per job application, keep records of your updates so you remember the changes you make, read motivational books to boost your self confidence, look for books that discuss job hunting and interview skills to read, go the extra mile to make yourself a good candidate, research the organizations ahead of interview, discuss with people who share your vision, be professional in your job search, prepare yourself for the OPPORTUNITIES that will come your way because they will (you may already have encountered an opportunity that you did not make the most of its potential). A PREPARED candidate is easily noticed by a prospective employer - that is, if a job is what you really DESIRE. Remember the competition is TOUGH so it cant be easy given the Naija situation. Regarding an alternative, I'll advise you to also get busy with yourself instead of staying stagnant while searching. Look for something to do that may earn money/PERSONAL SATISFACTION. Don't think anything is beneath you or too small for you, it's all a self-training process believe me and you will always grow with time. The easiest thing to do is something you enjoy, think about it. Don't close your eyes to the OPPORTUNITIES which may exist all around you. DON'T GO ILLEGAL AND DON'T LOOK FOR SHORTCUTS, IT NEVER PAYS! Trust me. Many years ago, it took 18 months of searching before I found a job but during that time I got involved with music and car sales which was mentally and financially (though not greatly) rewarding, and kept me 'sane' so to speak. Now I still do my auto deals on the side, and I play a musical instrument which no one can take away from me. Don't give up! PS: Note KEY words in uppercase. |
2Mekus:See what we've been saying all along on this board? There's no shortcut to riches people, and no substitute for hardwork. Anyway this is a jobs/vacancies board, not business. Topic moved --> Web Market |
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and the first couple of pics have made me hungry

and I expect that you desire to move up from this current job as soon as possible. So why not make that your focus for now and continue adding value to self in the process?