Pioneers, Settlers, and Town Planners of Catan
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Compares enterprise IT to Settlers of Catan and claims the Cities and Knights expansion shows why there are multiple viable strategies rather than one right model, recommends using Wardley maps to plot where innovation, productization, and commoditization live, argues against splitting organizations into a rigid bimodal IT structure, and illustrates how mapping actual capabilities (not buzzwords) reveals which components to own, which to outsource, and how to measure success.
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