The “Enterprise Architecture Trends” category in the CIO Reference Library is a collection of articles and documents that provide insights into the latest trends and developments in Enterprise Architecture (EA). This category is designed for IT executives and other business leaders who are seeking to stay up-to-date on the latest EA trends and developments.
The articles and documents in this category cover a wide range of topics related to EA trends, such as:
Overall, the “Enterprise Architecture Trends” category is a valuable resource for IT executives and other business leaders seeking to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and developments in EA. The resources in this category provide insights into how EA can be used to support digital transformation, cloud computing, Agile and DevOps, artificial intelligence and machine learning initiatives, and the latest EA tools and technologies. By staying up-to-date on the latest EA trends and developments, organizations can make informed decisions about their EA initiatives and achieve better outcomes.
This toolkit provides an in-depth look at utilizing open-source tools and templates for effective enterprise architecture, covering essential layers, principles, and standards. Excellent Read! (70 pgs)
This document presents an enterprise architecture modeling tool that supports verifiable business value creation. The author contends that existing enterprise architecture toolset, while feature rich, lacks the ability for analysis driven managerial decision making – the focus is on the thoroughness, coverage, and mapping of enterprise systems to business processes, and organization not on whether the resulting model supports business value creation. The proposed EA tool aims to overcome this gap. (250+ pages)
This presentation provides an overview of strategic technology roadmapping, introduces "fast-track" workshop methods to develop a technology roadmap, discusses current research and advices on critical success factors.
 Is the enterprise architecture profession changing? Where is it headed?
 This report explores the drivers, strategies, technologies and standards at each level and presents a set of principles for how to architect for the networked business.
This is a non-scientific survey of Enterprise Architecture trends. The problem with survey and statistics is that one can make just about anything from them! However, it is good to read a survey and translate the results to one’s particular situation. So here goes…
