Human Dimension of Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture Introducing the Dimension of Time to Architecture – The Art of Transitional Architectures

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...

Architecture of Federated Enterprise

The capabilities of the Internet and its associated World-wide Web have reached a level of maturity in both technology and application that they now provide the platform of choice for many services of public and private enterprise. Web services, as key elements of this platform, provide a framework and tools for transaction-oriented (primarily stateless) applications. With the emergence of the ...

Journal of Enterprise Architecture

The concept of Enterprise Architecture (EA) is typically associated with popular EA frameworks. However, EA frameworks are far from the practical realities and typically adapted or simplified to fit the needs of specific organizations. Even if used as information sources, they hardly explain the real essence of an EA practice. The frameworks-free conceptualization of EA as a set of Principles, ...

Enterprise Architecture Management Patterns for Enterprise Architecture Visioning

Enterprise architecture (EA) management is one of the major challenges of modern enterprises. It aims at aligning business and IT in order to optimize their interaction. The general make-up of the enterprise is reflected in the EA, which comprises both business and IT aspects – ranging from visions (business, as well as IT visions are of interest), via business processes, and business applicati...