Dr. Fahim K Sufi provides his contact information and qualifications, which include a PhD in Computer Science. The document then discusses enterprise architecture and its purpose of determining how an organization can achieve its objectives. It provides examples of how enterprise architecture can enable timely decision making, evidence-based decisions, and auditable decision making. The rest of the document lists and briefly describes numerous architectural frameworks for enterprise architecture.

1. Dr. Fahim K Sufi
PhD (Comp Sc), M Eng (Comp Sys), Dip (Mgmt), Grad Cert (Res Com), B (Comp Sc), Cert IV (TAE), ITIL V3, PRINCE2, TOGAF 9
Sr ICT Advisor
Defence, Military, Cyber War
+971551924479 (UAE)| 0423237915 (AU) | +447839111901 (UK)
goldsufi@gmail.com
ABN 47 487 164 104

2. Dr. Fahim K
SufiPhD (Comp Sc), M Eng (Comp Sys), Dip (Mgmt), Grad Cert
(Res Com),
B (Comp Sc), Cert IV (TAE), ITIL V3, PRINCE2, TOGAF 9
An enterprise architecture (EA) is a conceptual blueprint that
defines the structure and operation of an organization
An architecture in which the whole enterprise (especially the
business processes, technologies, and information systems of
the enterprise) embodied in its components, their relationships
to each other, and to the environment, and the principles
guiding its design and evolution
The purpose of enterprise architecture is to determine how an
organization can most effectively achieve its current and
future objectives.

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Sufi
InformationOperation Capability Business System
 Timely Decision: With a click of a button, the senior decision
maker should now the status of business
 Evidence based Decisions: Organisations need to support the
decision making with evidence and data
 Assisted Decision Making: When the relevant data is absent,
decisions should be supported by Artificial Intelligence,
Business Intelligence, Data Mining and Big Data Analysis
systems
 Auditable Decision Making: The decisions and judgements must
be auditable
 Investment Insight: Leadership would know where to better
invest their budget
All these benefit comes with Enterprise Architecture

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Sufi
1987
Zachman’s First Article Released
1994
TEAFIM
Released
1999
FEAF 1.2
Released
2002
FEA Replaces
FEAF
2003
TOGAF 8.0 Resealed
DoDAF 1.0 Released 2006
FEA Mostly Complete
2007
DoDAF 1.5 Released
MoDAF 1.1 Released
NAF 3.0 Released
2012
DoDAF 2.0 Released
2005
MoDAF 1.0 Released
2008
MoDAF 1.2 Released
2009
NAF 3.1 Released
2010
MoDAF 1.2.004 Released
1996
C4ISR AF 1.0 Reseased
Enterprise
Architectur
e is always
evolving

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Sufi
Generic
DoDAF
MoDAF
AusDAF
DNDAF
NAF
AGATE
TAFIM
C4ISR
Architectural
Framework
AGA
CAFEA
FEAF
FMLS-ADF
FSAM
QGEA
TEAF
TOGAF (The Open Group
Architecture Framwork)
Archimate
ZF (Zachman Framework)
FESS (Framework of
Enterprise Systems and
Structures)
FFLV+GODS
xAF(Extensible
Architecture Framework)
DRA1(Dragon1)
AM (Avancier Methods)
AF-
EAF
AAF
ESAAF
RASDS
BDA
F
AFIo
T

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Sufi
DoDAF
MoDAF
AusDAF
DNDAF
NAF
AGATE
TAFIM
C4ISR
Architectural
Framework
TOGAF
Archimate
ZF
FESS
FFLV+GODS
xAF
DRA1
AM
AF-
EAF
AAF
ESAAF
RASDS
BDA
F
AFIo
T
AGA (Australian Government
Architecture)
CAFEA (Common Approach to Federal
Enterprise Architecture)
FEAF (US Federal Enterprise
Architecture Framework)
FSAM (Federal Segment Architecture
Methodology
QGEA (Queensland Government
Enterprise Architecture)
TEAF (US Treasury Enterprise
Architecture Framework)

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Sufi
AF-
EAF
AAF
ESAAF
RASDS
BDA
F
DoDAF
MoDAF
AusDAF
DNDAF
NAF
AGATE
TAFIM
C4ISR
Architectural
Framework
AGA
CAFEA
FEAF
FMLS-ADF
FSAM
QGEA
TEAF
TOGAF
Archimate
ZF
FESS
FFLV+GODS
xAF
DRA1
AM
AFIoT
(Architectur
e
Framework
for the
Internet of
Things)

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Sufi
BDA
F
DoDAF
MoDAF
AusDAF
DNDAF
NAF
AGATE
TAFIM
C4ISR
Architectural
Framework
AGA
CAFEA
FEAF
FMLS-ADF
FSAM
QGEA
TEAF
TOGAF
Archimate
ZF
FESS
FFLV+GODS
xAF
DRA1
AM
AFIo
T
AF-EAF (Air Force Enterprise
Architecture Framework)
AAF (Automotive Architecture
Framework)
ESAAF (European Space Agency
Architecture Framework)
RASDS (Reference Architecture
for Space Data Systems)

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Sufi
AGA
CAFEA
FEAF
FMLS-ADF
FSAM
QGEA
TEAF
TOGAF
Archimate
ZF
FESS
FFLV+GODS
xAF
DRA1
AM
AF-
EAF
AAF
ESAAF
RASDS
Defence
BDA
F
AFIo
T
DoDAF (US - Department of
Defense Architectural Framework)
MoDAF (UK - Ministry of
Defence Architectural Framework)
AusDAF (Australian Defence
Architectural Framework)
DNDAF (Canada - Department
of National Defence Architecture
Framework)
NAF (Nato Architecture
Framework
AGATE (French - Atelier de
Gestion de l’ArchiTecturE des
Systemes d’Information et de
Communication )
TAFIM (Technical Architecture
Framework for Information
Management )
C4ISR Architectural Framework

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Sufi
WHERE do I start?
 The NATO Architecture Framework (NAF) is a standard for developing Enterprise Architectures.
 An Enterprise Architecture is a model of a current or future state of an enterprise.
 An enterprise could be an organisation, a system (including the human factors) or a project.
 The purpose of enterprise architecture is to capture the complex dependencies that exist in large-scale systems of
systems so as to aid with decision support.

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Sufi
The Open Group Architectural
Framework is a detailed
method and a set of supporting
tools - for developing an
enterprise
architecture.
TOGAF is developed and
maintained by members of The
Open Group, working within
the Architecture Forum (refer
to
www.opengroup.org/architectur
e). The original development of
TOGAF Version 1 in 1995 was
based on the Technical
Architecture Framework for
Information Management
(TAFIM), developed by the US
Department of Defense (DoD).
The DoD gave The Open Group
explicit permission and
encouragement to create
TOGAF by building on the
TAFIM, which itself was the
result of many years of
development effort and many
millions of dollars of US
Government investment.

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Sufi
HOW do I start & WHAT is the Process?

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Sufi
NAF Methodology is
being developed
based on TOGAF

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Sufi
Source:
http://www.achats.defense.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/FORMATION_AG
ATE.pdf
AGATE (Atelier de Gestion de
l'ArchiTEcture des systèmes
d'information et de communication) is a
framework for modeling computer or
communication systems architecture.
It is promoted by the Délégation
Générale pour l'Armement (DGA), the
French government agency which
conducts development and evaluation
programs for weapon systems for the
French military.

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Sufi
Source: A Comparison of the Top Four Enterprise-Architecture Methodologies, Rogger Sessions,
available at Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/bb466232.aspx

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Sufi
Please refer to
http://www.iso-architecture.org/ieee-1471/afs/frameworks-table.html
for getting a brief of about 80 different Architectural Framework