Enterprise architecture (EA) is a comprehensive framework used to manage and align an organization’s IT infrastructure, processes, data and strategies with its overall business goals. Learn about enterprise architecture, its definition, components, benefits, and challenges. Discover this critical business discipline’s stakeholders, frameworks, and methodologies.
Explore how enterprise architecture can transform business complexity into a strategic advantage
This step-by-step process guide is intended to assist in defining, maintaining, and implementing EAs by providing a disciplined and rigorous approach to EA life cycle management.
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 proposes an Enterprise Architecture framework and tool to check business IT alignment along the multiple levels of an enterprise model.
Where is the beef Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)? Is the benefit in reuse? Is it in interoperability? Management of business? This presentation evaluates the business case for SOA along key criteria.
This presentation provides a brief introduction to MODAF (including V1.2 updates). What is MODAF? Why use MODAF? Who is using MODAF?
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.
This presentation defines service oriented architecture (SOA) governance, discusses its importance to an enterprise, and proposes steps for its implementation.
