This agile enterprise architecture framework is aimed at achieving Business IT Alignment. It details the structure, methodologies, and practical examples that guide CIOs in creating flexible and efficient IT architectures. These architectures support evolving business needs and ensure organizational agility in response to dynamic market conditions.
This paper presents an enterprise architecture methodology – Systemic Enterprise Architecture Methodology (SEAM) – for business it alignment.
What is business it alignment? Does the definition vary by the organizational role – from a CEO or CFO perspective? What is the connection between business IT alignment and enterprise architecture? A good start to get answers to these questions.
Is the lack of a clearly defined business strategy a hindrance to articulating a coherent IT Strategy? Is it a hindrance to defining an Enterprise Architecture? This seemingly intractable “chicken and egg” problem can be solved – indeed, it must be solved – before value is delivered from IT. Do
Summary: The alignment between Business Processes (BP) and Information Technologies (IT) is a major issue in most organizations, as it directly impacts on the organization’s agility and flexibility to change according to business needs. The concepts upon which alignment is perceived are addressed in what is called today the “Enterprise
