The author makes the case for using the balanced scorecard framework with enterprise architecture planning to increase competitive advantage and create business value. Why? Because they are essentially based on the same paradigm.
This paper explores the use of enterprise architecture planning to enhance the effectiveness of a balanced scorecard implementation – enterprise modeling exposes knowledge that is critical to the success of specific balanced scorecard implementation steps.
This paper explores the use of enterprise architecture in business strategy. Enterprise architecture planning is critical to business strategy – from formulation to implementation and
The authors make the case for linking enterprise architecture and balanced scorecard to demonstrate the business value creation over time. The corporate BSC can then direct EA objectives and activities to create business value for the enterprise.
This paper discusses the benefits of using enterprise architecture planning. Excellent discussion on the topic.
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).
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 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
Unlock the power of ITIL, CMMI, and COBIT for Business Process Management. Discover the intersection of these prominent IT frameworks and BPM, and learn how to leverage them for improved IT governance and organizational performance.
This quick introduction to ITIL compares and contrasts its function and role in the enterprise with that of enterprise architecture and makes the case for these disciplines being complementary and the teams working on them collaborating with each other to get the biggest bang for the IT buck.