John Ladley is a recognized information technology thought leader with 30 years experience in strategic planning, design and implementation of enterprise solutions. He is a recognized authority and speaker on enterprise information management, enterprise architecture, information architectures, data governance, business intelligence, collaborative intelligence, data warehouse and knowledge management. He applies experience, knowledge and pragmatic thinking toward balancing business technology strategy and planning efforts and the practical solution of business problems. He can be reached at jladley@imcue.com.

EIM Business Cases
April 8, 2009 Without a good solid, money-in-the-bank business case, enterprise information management is a waste of time

The Components of EIM
February 12, 2009 A program that will keep you out of trouble and leverage data and content for your business requires layers of interacting parts

What Does EIM Look Like?
January 29, 2009 Creating an organization that treats information as an asset is not easy

A Fresh Look
March 15, 2007

"Get 'er Done" - Executing the Architecture
July 27, 2006

The Poetry of Data Models
December 22, 2005

Primer for Unstructured Data and Semantics
October 27, 2005

Plain English
September 29, 2005

Dealing with ADD (Appliction Development Disorder)
February 17, 2005

EIA Framework Definition, Part 5 - The Devil is in the Details
November 18, 2004