Exploring the future of enterprise architecture: A Zachman perspective

Exploring the future of enterprise architecture: A Zachman perspective

An analysis of the Zachman framework for enterprise architecture from the GERAM perspective

This Article presents the analysis– of the Zachman Framework for enterprise Architecture and its mapping onto the Generalised Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology (GERAM) framework / ISO IS15704:2000 requirements. Aspects covered concern the ability of the Zachman Framework to cover the complete scope of the GERAM meta-mode, such as life cycle / life history concepts, modelling fra...

Enterprise Security Planning using the Zachman Framework – Builder’s Perspective

In recent years enterprise architecture (EA) has acquired recognition as playing a pivotal role in change processes. Purported benefits of having enterprise architecture include improved decision making, improved adaptability to changing demands or market conditions, elimination of inefficient and redundant processes, optimization of the use of organizational assets and effectively achieve curr...

The Zachman Framework, the Owner’s Perspective & Security

The Zachman Framework is one of the oldest Enterprise Architecture Frameworks. It is a unique approach to provide a logical understanding of ever increasing size and complexities of information systems. This paper aims to introduce the Zachman framework in general. Also this paper aims to provide details about the Owner’s perspective of the Zachman Framework. This paper also address the securit...

A Learning Perspective on Enterprise Architecture Management

Enterprise architecture management (EAM) has long been propagated in research and practice as an approach for keeping local information systems projects in line with enterprise-wide, long-term objectives. EAM literature predominantly promotes strictly governed and centralized coordination mechanisms to achieve the promised alignment contributions. Notwithstanding the increasing maturity levels ...