The “Enterprise Architecture Process” category in the CIO Reference Library is a collection of articles and documents that provide insights into the Enterprise Architecture (EA) process and best practices for developing and implementing an effective EA process within organizations. This category is designed for IT executives and other business leaders who are seeking to gain a better understanding of how to develop and implement an effective EA process that aligns with their business goals and objectives.
The articles and documents in this category cover a wide range of topics related to the EA process, such as:
Overall, the “Enterprise Architecture Process” category is a valuable resource for IT executives and other business leaders seeking practical guidance and best practices for developing and implementing an effective EA process within their organizations. The resources in this category provide insights into the EA process, practical guidance for developing an effective EA process, and real-world examples of successful EA process development and implementation initiatives. By leveraging these resources, organizations can develop and implement effective EA processes that align with their business goals and objectives, improve decision-making, and achieve better outcomes.
This article defines enterprise architecture strategy, explains its purpose, outlines key components, and provides real-world examples like FedEx. Learn how to evolve EA from static documents to a living, strategic asset that guides transformation.
This comprehensive guide to the enterprise architecture development process provides a structured, step-by-step approach to developing effective enterprise architecture that is aligned with solutions architecture and organizational goals, helping organizations to maximize business value and ensure the efficient use of technology resources.
Master EA planning to align IT with business objectives. Enhance decision-making, risk management, and operational efficiency
This is a thorough introduction to enterprise architecture planning. It defines EA but more importantly makes some key connections with other concepts. Excellent Read! (150 pages)
This Enterprise Architecture Roadmap Sample offers a detailed guide for modernizing IT capabilities. It covers current and target architectures, identifies capability gaps, and provides a transition strategy to achieve a desired future state. Essential for CIOs looking to align IT initiatives with organizational goals and enhance operational efficiency. Must Read! (150 Pages)
This in-depth eBook provides guidance on designing and implementing enterprise architecture in an organization – from the need for enterprise architecture, a concise definition of enterprise architecture, enterprise architecture frameworks to infrastructure and technology and most major things in between. (500 pages).
This excellent presentation provides an in-depth primer on enterprise architecture planning: What is enterprise architecture? What are the challenges an enterprise architecture addresses? What are the challenges in implementing an enterprise architecture? How to implement enterprise architecture – a step-by-step guide to the enterprise architecture process? All illustrated with real
This eBook presents an interesting approach to enterprise architecture – using literature, narrative and storytelling. This approach to enterprise architecture uses storytelling to make the connection of business value – the main focus of creating an enterprise architecture in the first place! – with the thing that matters most in the enterprise: people. If people identify with the story, can understand it, can communicate it, then they can implement it and that is the way to produce sustainable results! (200 pages)
Enterprise Architecture Development Tool-Kit guides in the definition, development, utilization, maintenance, and institutionalization of an enterprise architecture program supported by stakeholders of all levels, from the executive to the user. The Tool-Kit addresses Architecture Governance, Business, Information, Technology and Solution Architectures. (900 pages)
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. 
