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Enterprise Architecture Reference Cube II

The Enterprise Architecture Reference Cube provides guidance to enterprise architects for concepts used in modeling architecture. The Cube faces represent the dimensions to consider in enterprise architectures – the architectural concepts and their relationships to each other. These relationships are defined between the Cube faces and visually presented in three dimensions. This Cube is the result of the work of the INCOSE ISO/TC184/SC5 liaison team to update the ISO 15704:2000 standard.

Enterprise Architecture Frameworks: FEAF Versus GERAM?

A Synergistic Assessment of the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework against GERAM (ISO15704:2000)

A Conceptual Framework for Architecture Alignment Guidelines

This paper studies the design and evaluation of application architectures in alignment with their wider business context.

The Architecture of Enterprise Architecture

Ever wonder: What is enterprise architecture? How does enterprise architecture fit into other enterprise processes? What is necessary to make enterprise architecture work in the complex environments where it is deployed?<br />
Wonder no more…

Enterprise Architecture Assessment Methodology

This case study on Enterprise Architecture Assessment offers a deep dive into the methodologies and results of aligning IT strategies with organizational objectives. It reveals insights into achieving effective integration and compliance within enterprise architectures.

Enterprise Architecture Reference Cube

This guide offers valuable insights into the visualization and definition of complex relationships within Enterprise Architecture, making it a key resource for professionals in the field.

Component-Oriented Development for IT Business Value

Need to bridge the chasm between business and IT? This is a bottom up approach toward that end.

Managing the Domino Effect Using Enterprise Architecture

In a 21st century IT Organization, system maintenance is not a simple task given the extreme interconnection between disparate systems. Can Enterprise Architecture help? This paper presents enterprise architecture models to manage systems maintenance. Good Read!

A Comparison of Enterprise Architecture Frameworks

This study redefines enterprise architecture by comparing key frameworks, challenging the prevalent technology-focused view, and promoting a business-centric perspective. Gain valuable insights to bridge the IT-business gap in your organization.

The Customer Perspective: The Missing Link

Understanding business processes require working with the customer to understand their business fundamentals.

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