Fourth, at the ‘Backbone’ stage, enterprise architects can assist in the definition of requirements and fine tune business processes using their business architecture model elements.

Enterprise architecture frameworks often specify what kind of diagrams (models) should or could be used to represent which kind of information: a style of diagram that can represent an agency's ...

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Enterprise architecture ultimately results in defined reference models for business, applications, information, and technology. The critical component of enterprise architecture is the business ...

META Trend: Enterprise architecture (EA) ... The city-planning model helps architecture stakeholders - IT managers, line-of-business (LOB) managers, and corporate managers ...

The discipline of enterprise architecture (EA) was developed in the 1980s with a strong focus on the information systems landscape of organizations. Since those days, the scope of the discipline ...

Ardoq, a software company reinventing enterprise architecture, is launching Scenarios, enabling organizations to model multiple future states in a scalable, data-driven, and collaborative way. Ardoq's ...

The Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996 requires federal agencies to build information technology enterprise architectures to better plan and understand the impact of their technology investments, but ...

An architecture model can be referenced for standardized performance, integration and interoperability requirements that can be analyzed before the evaluation of alternate solutions.

Enterprise architects can help model and monitor progress from a capability, process, technology and people perspective, determining where adjustments are needed. This ensures a solid feedback loop.