Architecture North Star – Guiding Change with Capabilities
Why every transformation needs an Architecture North Star — and how capabilities provide the compass to guide change.
Hi, I’m David Pettersson.
I am an enterprise and domain architect with experience across telecom, finance, insurance, and retail.
This site is where I share perspectives on target architectures, service design, and capability-driven transformation.
Much of my writing builds on frameworks such as EDGY by Intersection, TM Forum ODA, and TOGAF — applied to real-world architecture challenges.
My goal is to make complex change more tangible by connecting strategy, capabilities, and technology.
If you’d like to continue the conversation, connect with me on LinkedIn.
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