Enterprise Architecture Planning for Enterprise University Information System Using the TOGAF Architecture Development Method

Pattern-Oriented Approach for Enterprise Architecture: TOGAF Framework

Design pattern suggests that developers must be able to reuse proven solutions emerging from the best design practices to solve common design problems while composing patterns to create reusable designs that can be mapped to different types of enterprise frameworks and architectures such as The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF). Without this, business analysts, designers and developers ...

Enterprise Architecture with Togaf ® 9.1 and Archimate ® 2.0

With the appearance of Version 2.0, the ArchiMate standard for enterprise architecture modelling now offers full modelling support throughout the architecture development cycle. It allows for the description and visualization of different architecture domains and their relationships, as well as the motivation behind the architecture, and the implementation projects and migration planning. Archi...

Enterprise Management Information System : Design & Architecture

Enterprise Architecture Development Based on Enterprise Ontology

Enterprises choose Enterprise Architecture (EA) solution, in order to overcome dynamic business challenges and in order to coordinate various enterprise elements. In this article, a solution is suggested for the Enterprise Architecture based on a conceptual model of Enterprise Ontology (EO). Enterprise Ontology provides a common structure for data collection. First, conceptual model of Enterpri...

Enterprise Architecture beyond the Enterprise - Extended Enterprise Architecture Revisited

As the most enterprises are relying on relations to other enterprises, it is relevant to consider enterprise architecture for inter-organisational relations particularly those relations involving technology. This has been conceptualised as Extended Enterprise Architecture, and a systematic review of this discipline is the topic of this paper. This paper is taking a point of departure in general...