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Featured Resources in: Enterprise Architecture Best Practices Collection

Creating An Actionable Enterprise Architecture - Featured Image
This paper argues that adding portfolio management, value chain analysis, and performance management techniques to the Enterprise Architecture framework will result in more actionable and better-aligned architectures.
Case Study Enterprise Architecture Maturity Assessment - Featured Image
How to plan, execute and communicate the assessment results of an enterprise architecture program's maturity? Read On!
Case Study Of Implementing Actionable Enterprise Architecture Featured Image
This case study explores the real-world implementation of an Enterprise Architecture tool designed to improve IT infrastructure management. It covers methodologies for enhancing data visualization, interactivity, and efficient data management, providing CIOs with practical solutions to streamline their IT operations. Excellent read!! (200 pages)
Enterprise Architecture Best Practices Guide: Patterns, Frameworks, And Implementation - Featured Image
This Enterprise Architecture Best Practices Guide provides a comprehensive overview of EAM patterns, frameworks, and implementation strategies. It offers practical guidance on identifying stakeholders, addressing their concerns, and leveraging best practices for successful EAM implementation. The guide also explores data collection, visualization, and the use of key performance indicators (KPIs) in EAM, making it a valuable resource for both practitioners and researchers.
Implement robust Enterprise Architecture Governance with this comprehensive sample. Learn how to effectively align IT with business objectives, evaluate IT investments, and manage technology implementations.
The Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) Practice Guidance describes important  concepts architects can use with stakeholders to deliver value to the business and  improve results in agency mission areas.  The guidance provides overviews of  architecture concepts, descriptions of the content included in architecture work products, and direction on developing and using architecture. 
Trapped in a vicious cycle of bad advice driven worse action and even worse results? Well, read this article to boost your immunity and get the results EA can deliver.
What does an enterprise architect do for a living? What activities do/should they perform? When? How? Why - how does enterprise architecture create business value? This ebook focuses on answering these seemingly simple but often overlooked foundational questions related to enterprise architecture. Excellent Read! (150 pages)
This case study explores the challenges in implementing enterprise architecture planning in the enterprise. It explains the critical success factors in making EA implementations successful. Excellent Read! (100 pages)
These are comprehensive insights and practical steps to develop and implement effective enterprise architecture. Good enough architecture covers five core principles: simplicity, business involvement, structured frameworks, standardized outputs, and supporting infrastructure. Through real-world examples and lessons learned, this article helps IT planners and architects align their IT infrastructure with organizational goals while maximizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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