The document outlines a structured framework for business architecture, emphasizing the importance of various architectures such as Zachman and information architecture. It highlights the need for standardized notations and methods, like BPMN and UML, while advocating for a disciplined approach to analysis and design. Additionally, it discusses modeling interactions and documenting capabilities, roles, and functions within the organization.

1. Business Architecture (light)Henk Harms

2. OverviewStandardsNotation

3. High level architecture frameworkProvides structured overviewBusiness Architecture

4. Zachman

5. Information Architecture

6. Application Architecture

7. Technical ArchitectureUse what is usefulDiscard what is not useful to your organisation