
Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework (E2AF) Guide
Grasp the essentials of Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework (E2AF) to optimize your enterprise architecture and navigate the digital age.

Grasp the essentials of Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework (E2AF) to optimize your enterprise architecture and navigate the digital age.
 This guide to Extended Enterprise Architecture Viewpoints explains the role of viewpoints in enterprise architecture planning using extended enterprise architecture framework (E2AF)
Quick reference guide to Extended Enterprise Architecture Maturity Model (E2AMM) 2.0 developed by IFEAD. This guide on implementing the Enterprise Architecture Maturity Model is an essential resource for organizations aiming to optimize their IT and business process performance, providing a structured approach for extended-enterprise integration.
The step-by-step guide helps assess enterprise architecture using an Enterprise Architecture Score Card.
This guide to enterprise architecture discusses the return on investment or business value or impact of implementing an enterprise architecture.

IT leaders, harness the power of the Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework (E2AF) with our succinct, one-page cheat sheet. Gain a quick understanding of this complex framework, ensuring better alignment, communication, decision-making, and learning within your organization.
This presentation provides an overview of the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF) and its use in transforming government to provide value.
Discover a robust, structured approach to quantify the overall financial impact of IT projects. Adapted to fit any organization, this method aids in calculating accurate ROI and identifies both hard and soft benefits, offering a complete picture of your IT project’s benefits.
Clustered caching and data grid infrastructures ensure availability, reliability, and scalable performance for SOA.
Application grid is an emerging architecture for application server-level infrastructure that is ideally suited for consolidation.