Investment Models for Enterprise Architecture (EA) and IT Architecture Projects within the Open Innovation Concept

Enterprise Architecture for It Management

Enterprise Architecture, Design Thinking and Agile Development – New Strategies for Large-scale Enterprise It Projects

Corporate IT departments in many large organisations face two key challenges in implementing large-scale enterprise IT solutions – how to be more agile and responsive in an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous environment as well as how to handle the rising expectations for well-designed and user-centric IT solutions. This article outlines how DSTA has begun evolving its Ente...

Integrating Innovation into Enterprise Architecture Management

The ability of organizations to innovate is acknowledged as an essential capability to compete in a competitive market. This paper proposes to use enterprise architecture management as a systematic approach to innovate the enterprise. The enterprise architecture approach is based on a comprehensive architecture framework which aligns the domains of business -, application and infrastructure arc...

Enterprise architecture: beyond business and IT alignment

IT has always embodied both a huge opportunity and a misunderstood asset in most enterprises. Today, pressure has never been so hard on IT executives to reduce cost and complexity while bringing value. Enterprise architecture was born in an attempt to address this very challenge. But while serving its original purpose, it usually focuses on business and IT, overlooking other aspects potentially...

Enterprise models for enterprise architecture and ISO9000: 2000

Due to the ISO9001:2000 requirement for modelling business processes and the need to share business process models in Enterprise Networks, many enterprises will be looking at sharing and reusing existing enterprise models. This article identifies measures to ensure that enterprise models are interpreted as intended, thereby controlling the quality of processes using and reusing enterprise model...