This research paper explores enterprise architecture and IT Service Management (ITSM) frameworks and tools, makes a connection between the two disciplines and related tools, proposes measures to further integrate EA tools with ITSM Tools (CMDB/ITIL Tools).
This research paper lays for foundation to integrate enterprise architecture, service oriented architecture (SOA), and IT Service Management (ITSM) framework ITIL. The discussion introduces the three disciplines and frameworks related to each and introduces the concept of an integrated service architecture framework (ISAF) to bridge the existing gap in theory
This analysis offers insights into combining FEA, DoDAF, ITIL, and RASDS to refine enterprise architecture and IT management.
Discover how integrating Enterprise Architecture, SOA, and ITIL enhances service integration, reduces costs, and improves business agility.
Dive into our expertly crafted whitepaper to explore the intersection of TOGAF and ITIL. Understand how to seamlessly integrate these frameworks to improve your enterprise architecture planning and IT service management. Transform your IT strategy and boost productivity.
Creating a coherent, consistent, and practical set of business requirements requires the confluence of various disciplines and practices such as business analysis, enterprise architecture, and IT service management. This whitepaper makes the connection between these disciplines and introduces a new model namely, enterprise requirements hierarchy (ERH).
This paper discusses ITSM frameworks and processes and their relationship to EA frameworks and processes. Good Discussion!
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.
“Leverage the power of COBIT and TOGAF for effective EA assessment.
This research studied how enterprise architecture is used in various organizations and how it creates business value. The research revealed the key challenges in using enterprise architecture to create business value, the ways in which these challenges can be overcome and other critical lessons learned that can help practitioners get value from EA. Excellent Read!
