This document provides an overview of enterprise architecture and business value analysis. It introduces the presenters and defines enterprise architecture as a practice that can optimize business and IT alignment, transform the enterprise, and drive innovation. The document discusses how enterprise architecture can increase business value by improving areas like integration, agility, and collaboration. It also outlines potential benefits, challenges, and provides a case study example of how business value analysis was used to help a customer improve financial transaction processing.
This document provides documentation for the SAP SPQ Visual Modeling Tool. It begins with an introduction that describes the scope and objectives of the project to create a user-friendly modeling tool. It then defines key terms and lists references. The document outlines the system architecture, including an overview of modules/components and their structure and relationships. It provides detailed descriptions of the user interface, including screenshots and explanations of functionality. Finally, it describes the components in detail using a template.
Building Value Through Enterprise Architecturedfnewman
This document provides contact information for various Booz & Company consultants located around the world who specialize in enterprise architecture. It then discusses the key findings of a Booz & Company study on how enterprise architecture maturity impacts business value. The study found that organizations with higher EA maturity captured more business value in terms of reduced costs, complexity, risk and increased agility. It also found that the relationship between maturity and value is linked, with more mature organizations capturing value across more areas. The document provides examples of how specific organizations captured various types of value from their EA programs.
Reference Model for ISEB Certificates in Enterprise and Solution ArchitectureAryashree Pritikrishna
This document is a reference model that defines terms used in ISEB examinations for enterprise and solution architecture. It structures architecture concepts into foundation, intermediate, and practitioner levels. The reference model covers multiple architecture domains including business, data, applications, software, infrastructure, and architecture management. It provides definitions for key architecture terms and concepts to help examiners, examinees, and training providers.
The document discusses the structure and competency areas of the Digital and Business Operations Body of Knowledge (DPBOK). It describes how DPBOK is structured into four contexts representing different stages of organizational evolution: individual/founder, team, team of teams, and enduring enterprise. Each context contains competency areas that decompose the skills needed. Context I focuses on competencies for an individual/founder and includes digital fundamentals, digital infrastructure, and application delivery. Digital fundamentals covers understanding digital value methods, contexts and lifecycles. Digital infrastructure discusses IT components, virtualization, containers, cloud-native architectures and configuration management. Application delivery outlines agile development practices and application architectures like microservices and APIs.
Value proposition of architecture driven business solutionsDoug Walters
This document discusses the importance of enterprise architecture and planning for business solutions. It argues that failing to plan is like planning to fail, and provides examples of how individual systems developed without an overall plan can result in issues like those seen in the Winchester Mystery House. The document recommends defining a conceptual architecture with principles, policies, standards and taxonomy to provide a blueprint or high-level plan before embarking on projects. This helps understand current and future costs and capabilities, and provides a roadmap to transform systems in a coordinated way rather than creating duplicative, incompatible or unsustainable solutions.
The document provides an overview of enterprise architecture foundations, including stakeholders, views and viewpoints, the enterprise continuum, and architecture repositories. It explains that the enterprise continuum classifies architecture and solution artifacts and consists of the architecture, solution, and enterprise continua. The architecture continuum shows the relationships between foundational, common, industry, and enterprise architectures, aiming to discover commonality and eliminate redundancy. It also establishes an architecture repository structure and tool standardization.
This document provides documentation for the SAP SPQ Visual Modeling Tool. It begins with an introduction that describes the scope and objectives of the project to create a user-friendly modeling tool. It then defines key terms and lists references. The document outlines the system architecture, including an overview of modules/components and their structure and relationships. It provides detailed descriptions of the user interface, including screenshots and explanations of functionality. Finally, it describes the components in detail using a template.
Building Value Through Enterprise Architecturedfnewman
This document provides contact information for various Booz & Company consultants located around the world who specialize in enterprise architecture. It then discusses the key findings of a Booz & Company study on how enterprise architecture maturity impacts business value. The study found that organizations with higher EA maturity captured more business value in terms of reduced costs, complexity, risk and increased agility. It also found that the relationship between maturity and value is linked, with more mature organizations capturing value across more areas. The document provides examples of how specific organizations captured various types of value from their EA programs.
Reference Model for ISEB Certificates in Enterprise and Solution ArchitectureAryashree Pritikrishna
This document is a reference model that defines terms used in ISEB examinations for enterprise and solution architecture. It structures architecture concepts into foundation, intermediate, and practitioner levels. The reference model covers multiple architecture domains including business, data, applications, software, infrastructure, and architecture management. It provides definitions for key architecture terms and concepts to help examiners, examinees, and training providers.
The document discusses the structure and competency areas of the Digital and Business Operations Body of Knowledge (DPBOK). It describes how DPBOK is structured into four contexts representing different stages of organizational evolution: individual/founder, team, team of teams, and enduring enterprise. Each context contains competency areas that decompose the skills needed. Context I focuses on competencies for an individual/founder and includes digital fundamentals, digital infrastructure, and application delivery. Digital fundamentals covers understanding digital value methods, contexts and lifecycles. Digital infrastructure discusses IT components, virtualization, containers, cloud-native architectures and configuration management. Application delivery outlines agile development practices and application architectures like microservices and APIs.
Value proposition of architecture driven business solutionsDoug Walters
This document discusses the importance of enterprise architecture and planning for business solutions. It argues that failing to plan is like planning to fail, and provides examples of how individual systems developed without an overall plan can result in issues like those seen in the Winchester Mystery House. The document recommends defining a conceptual architecture with principles, policies, standards and taxonomy to provide a blueprint or high-level plan before embarking on projects. This helps understand current and future costs and capabilities, and provides a roadmap to transform systems in a coordinated way rather than creating duplicative, incompatible or unsustainable solutions.
The document provides an overview of enterprise architecture foundations, including stakeholders, views and viewpoints, the enterprise continuum, and architecture repositories. It explains that the enterprise continuum classifies architecture and solution artifacts and consists of the architecture, solution, and enterprise continua. The architecture continuum shows the relationships between foundational, common, industry, and enterprise architectures, aiming to discover commonality and eliminate redundancy. It also establishes an architecture repository structure and tool standardization.
The document outlines an approach to architecture development that involves:
1. Defining objectives, inputs, steps and outputs for developing the architecture.
2. Developing business, information systems, data, application and technology architectures through baseline descriptions, target descriptions, gap analysis and roadmaps.
3. Identifying opportunities and solutions which includes consolidating gaps, reviewing objectives and migration strategies, and defining transition architectures.
The document discusses two popular enterprise architecture frameworks - TOGAF and Zachman. It provides an overview of what enterprise architecture is, its key drivers and benefits. It then describes the major components of TOGAF including the Architecture Development Method (ADM) and supporting artifacts. Next, it outlines the Zachman Framework and how it classifies architectures based on perspectives and communication questions. Finally, it summarizes the benefits architectures provide including standardized processes, reduced complexity and improved decision making.
A method to_define_an_enterprise_architecture_using_the_zachman_frameworkbambangpadhi
This document describes a method for defining an enterprise architecture using the Zachman Framework. The method proposes a set of artifacts to represent the content of each cell in the Zachman Framework. It also defines rules for filling in the cells in a top-down, incremental order based on dependencies between cells. The artifacts and method are intended to provide structure and guidance for applying the Zachman Framework to develop an enterprise architecture.
This presentation provides an overview of Enterprise Architecture Frameworks. It is presented by the Semantech Inc. Enterprise Architecture Center of Excellence. The purpose of the briefing is to provide a better understanding of how Frameworks are used in the practice of EA.
IT Service Management tool architecture
Project set-up
Definition of requirements
Selection of tool and vendor
Proof of concept
Delivery model
Negotiation and acquisition
Configuration and customization
Establishing foundation data
Test
Training
Data migration
Go-live
Early life support
Post implementation review and improvement
Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF, Quick LookSukru Kocakaya
Enterprise architecture is the process and product of planning, designing and constructing an organization's operations from a business and information technology perspective. It involves analyzing an organization's current state and desired future state across business, information, and technology dimensions. The goals of enterprise architecture include aligning business and IT strategies, increasing business and IT agility, and governing technology decisions. Common frameworks used for enterprise architecture include TOGAF, Zachman, and DODAF.
Enterprise architecture (EA) is a well-defined practice for conducting enterprise analysis, design, planning, and implementation, using a comprehensive approach at all times, for the successful development and execution of strategy.
The document discusses the essential layers, artifacts, and dependencies that constitute enterprise architecture. It proposes that enterprise architecture should be represented as a hierarchical, multi-layer system comprising aggregation hierarchies, architecture layers, and views. The core layers include business architecture, process architecture, integration architecture, software architecture, and technology architecture. Enterprise architecture provides an overview of aggregate artifacts and their relationships across all layers.
Tangent International offers systems, technical, and enterprise architecture services across all disciplines including ERP systems, packaged applications, open source, and cloud-based solutions. They help organizations transition to private, hybrid, and public clouds as well as Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) models. Their architectural services align technical architecture with business needs to ensure solutions are fit for purpose and cost effective while avoiding supplier and technology lock-in.
The document discusses integrating innovation into enterprise architecture management. It proposes using an enterprise architecture approach based on a comprehensive architecture framework to align business, application, and infrastructure architecture. This framework addresses all dimensions relevant for enterprise innovation. The paper introduces an enterprise architecture development process that integrates innovation as a central element of design. It encompasses activities from business visioning to implementation. The roles of stakeholders from business and IT are also discussed.
ArchiMate is a modeling language that provides concepts and techniques to support enterprise architects. It includes concepts for modeling the business, application, and technology layers of an enterprise. At the business layer, concepts include business actors, roles, processes, objects, and services. The application layer focuses on application components, interfaces, functions, services, and interactions. The technology layer covers infrastructure, hardware, and software. Relationships connect concepts across layers to illustrate dependencies and information flow throughout the enterprise architecture.
This document discusses enterprise architecture (EA) institutionalization and assessment. It proposes an EA institutionalization process with the following key steps:
1. Initiation involving identifying business questions, establishing business and IT strategies, and building an EA team.
2. Defining a baseline architecture by describing the current enterprise architecture and identifying assets, gaps, and redundancies.
3. Establishing EA strategies specific to the organization's goals and target architecture based on the baseline.
The document emphasizes that properly institutionalizing EA according to an enterprise architecture framework is important for effectively integrating IT with business objectives.
This document summarizes a study that empirically tests whether enterprise architecture management activities impact organizations' success with information technology. The study tests the relationship between three variables measuring IT success (successful execution of IT projects, duration of procurement projects, and operational departments' satisfaction with IT) and three variables measuring enterprise architecture management activities (existence of EAM, amount of time spent on EAM, and maturity of EAM). The study found significant correlations between the IT success and EAM activity variables, providing empirical evidence for claims in prior literature and frameworks about benefits of mature EAM.
This document discusses an expert perspective on enterprise architecture goals, framework adoption, and benefit assessment based on interviews conducted with industry experts. The key findings include:
1) There is a fairly stable set of enterprise architecture goals that tend to shift and mature over time as initiatives progress.
2) Available enterprise architecture frameworks lack modularity and customization capabilities, making it difficult to adapt them to specific organizational goals.
3) Companies measure achievement of goals through enterprise architecture benefit assessment, but approaches are not standardized.
Effectiveness Of Service Oriented Architecture In Enterprise Architecture F...mdfachowdhury
This document provides a comparative analysis of popular enterprise architecture (EA) frameworks and the effectiveness of service-oriented architecture (SOA) implementation in EA. It outlines EA frameworks including TOGAF, DoDAF, FEAF, C4ISR, and Zachman and compares their supported architectures, architecture development methods, artifacts, and deliverables. The document also discusses the benefits and challenges of implementing SOA in EA frameworks.
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المهندس / محمد زكريا
أخصائي البنية المؤسسية والاستراتيجية الرقمي
بعنوان
"مقدمة عن البنية المؤسسية"
وذلك يوم الإثنين 21مارس 2022
الثامنة مساء توقيت القاهرة
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Using togaf™ in government_enterprise_architecture_to_describe_the_business_a...johnpolgreen
The document discusses using the Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) to describe the business architecture for government enterprise architecture using the US Federal Enterprise Architecture/Federal Segment Architecture Methodology (FEA/FSAM) as an example. It outlines how TOGAF can provide a defined process, templates, and common language to supplement the FEA/FSAM guidance. The presentation then demonstrates how TOGAF maps to the FEA/FSAM through various phases and steps, and provides examples of artifacts and diagrams produced during business architecture development.
This document presents a method for using benchmarking in the enterprise architecture planning process. It discusses benchmarking best practices from other organizations to help develop the target architecture and transition plan. The method uses the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework reference models to identify benchmarkable domains across the business, data, application and technology layers. A multi-step benchmarking model is then described that involves normalizing data, calculating distances between options, and restricting options to identify best practices for the target architecture. The goal is to reduce risks and speed up the enterprise architecture planning process by leveraging benchmarks from successful organizations.
This white paper discusses how insurance companies can use the TOGAF and ArchiMate standards together with the ACORD framework and standards to manage their enterprise architectures and standardize their operations. It provides an overview of TOGAF, ArchiMate, and the ACORD initiatives. It then presents a case study of modeling the new business setup process for group term life insurance using these standards. The paper concludes that the ACORD framework and standards complement TOGAF and ArchiMate and can help insurance organizations achieve boundaryless information flow.
The document discusses using presentation and visualization techniques to move beyond a product-centric view of architecture. It describes a session that will use a complex business process model as an example to show how dashboards, graphics, reference models and other visualizations can enhance architecture application and understanding. The session will also relate the process model to the DoDAF architecture framework and demonstrate how well-formed architecture data supports various visualizations and business uses.
Maximising The Value and Benefits of Enterprise ArchitectureAlan McSweeney
This document discusses enterprise architecture (EA), including:
1) The benefits of EA such as aligning IT with business strategy and reducing IT complexity.
2) The key elements of EA including business, data, applications, and technology architectures.
3) How effective EA implementation and management can standardize systems and infrastructure, lower costs, and improve business agility.
The document outlines an approach to architecture development that involves:
1. Defining objectives, inputs, steps and outputs for developing the architecture.
2. Developing business, information systems, data, application and technology architectures through baseline descriptions, target descriptions, gap analysis and roadmaps.
3. Identifying opportunities and solutions which includes consolidating gaps, reviewing objectives and migration strategies, and defining transition architectures.
The document discusses two popular enterprise architecture frameworks - TOGAF and Zachman. It provides an overview of what enterprise architecture is, its key drivers and benefits. It then describes the major components of TOGAF including the Architecture Development Method (ADM) and supporting artifacts. Next, it outlines the Zachman Framework and how it classifies architectures based on perspectives and communication questions. Finally, it summarizes the benefits architectures provide including standardized processes, reduced complexity and improved decision making.
A method to_define_an_enterprise_architecture_using_the_zachman_frameworkbambangpadhi
This document describes a method for defining an enterprise architecture using the Zachman Framework. The method proposes a set of artifacts to represent the content of each cell in the Zachman Framework. It also defines rules for filling in the cells in a top-down, incremental order based on dependencies between cells. The artifacts and method are intended to provide structure and guidance for applying the Zachman Framework to develop an enterprise architecture.
This presentation provides an overview of Enterprise Architecture Frameworks. It is presented by the Semantech Inc. Enterprise Architecture Center of Excellence. The purpose of the briefing is to provide a better understanding of how Frameworks are used in the practice of EA.
IT Service Management tool architecture
Project set-up
Definition of requirements
Selection of tool and vendor
Proof of concept
Delivery model
Negotiation and acquisition
Configuration and customization
Establishing foundation data
Test
Training
Data migration
Go-live
Early life support
Post implementation review and improvement
Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF, Quick LookSukru Kocakaya
Enterprise architecture is the process and product of planning, designing and constructing an organization's operations from a business and information technology perspective. It involves analyzing an organization's current state and desired future state across business, information, and technology dimensions. The goals of enterprise architecture include aligning business and IT strategies, increasing business and IT agility, and governing technology decisions. Common frameworks used for enterprise architecture include TOGAF, Zachman, and DODAF.
Enterprise architecture (EA) is a well-defined practice for conducting enterprise analysis, design, planning, and implementation, using a comprehensive approach at all times, for the successful development and execution of strategy.
The document discusses the essential layers, artifacts, and dependencies that constitute enterprise architecture. It proposes that enterprise architecture should be represented as a hierarchical, multi-layer system comprising aggregation hierarchies, architecture layers, and views. The core layers include business architecture, process architecture, integration architecture, software architecture, and technology architecture. Enterprise architecture provides an overview of aggregate artifacts and their relationships across all layers.
Tangent International offers systems, technical, and enterprise architecture services across all disciplines including ERP systems, packaged applications, open source, and cloud-based solutions. They help organizations transition to private, hybrid, and public clouds as well as Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) models. Their architectural services align technical architecture with business needs to ensure solutions are fit for purpose and cost effective while avoiding supplier and technology lock-in.
The document discusses integrating innovation into enterprise architecture management. It proposes using an enterprise architecture approach based on a comprehensive architecture framework to align business, application, and infrastructure architecture. This framework addresses all dimensions relevant for enterprise innovation. The paper introduces an enterprise architecture development process that integrates innovation as a central element of design. It encompasses activities from business visioning to implementation. The roles of stakeholders from business and IT are also discussed.
ArchiMate is a modeling language that provides concepts and techniques to support enterprise architects. It includes concepts for modeling the business, application, and technology layers of an enterprise. At the business layer, concepts include business actors, roles, processes, objects, and services. The application layer focuses on application components, interfaces, functions, services, and interactions. The technology layer covers infrastructure, hardware, and software. Relationships connect concepts across layers to illustrate dependencies and information flow throughout the enterprise architecture.
This document discusses enterprise architecture (EA) institutionalization and assessment. It proposes an EA institutionalization process with the following key steps:
1. Initiation involving identifying business questions, establishing business and IT strategies, and building an EA team.
2. Defining a baseline architecture by describing the current enterprise architecture and identifying assets, gaps, and redundancies.
3. Establishing EA strategies specific to the organization's goals and target architecture based on the baseline.
The document emphasizes that properly institutionalizing EA according to an enterprise architecture framework is important for effectively integrating IT with business objectives.
This document summarizes a study that empirically tests whether enterprise architecture management activities impact organizations' success with information technology. The study tests the relationship between three variables measuring IT success (successful execution of IT projects, duration of procurement projects, and operational departments' satisfaction with IT) and three variables measuring enterprise architecture management activities (existence of EAM, amount of time spent on EAM, and maturity of EAM). The study found significant correlations between the IT success and EAM activity variables, providing empirical evidence for claims in prior literature and frameworks about benefits of mature EAM.
This document discusses an expert perspective on enterprise architecture goals, framework adoption, and benefit assessment based on interviews conducted with industry experts. The key findings include:
1) There is a fairly stable set of enterprise architecture goals that tend to shift and mature over time as initiatives progress.
2) Available enterprise architecture frameworks lack modularity and customization capabilities, making it difficult to adapt them to specific organizational goals.
3) Companies measure achievement of goals through enterprise architecture benefit assessment, but approaches are not standardized.
Effectiveness Of Service Oriented Architecture In Enterprise Architecture F...mdfachowdhury
This document provides a comparative analysis of popular enterprise architecture (EA) frameworks and the effectiveness of service-oriented architecture (SOA) implementation in EA. It outlines EA frameworks including TOGAF, DoDAF, FEAF, C4ISR, and Zachman and compares their supported architectures, architecture development methods, artifacts, and deliverables. The document also discusses the benefits and challenges of implementing SOA in EA frameworks.
153
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المحاضرة ال 153 من المبادرة
المهندس / محمد زكريا
أخصائي البنية المؤسسية والاستراتيجية الرقمي
بعنوان
"مقدمة عن البنية المؤسسية"
وذلك يوم الإثنين 21مارس 2022
الثامنة مساء توقيت القاهرة
التاسعة مساء توقيت مكة المكرمة
و الحضور عبر تطبيق زووم من خلال الرابط
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIqcu-spjoiH902NOccdtAoNJnGQ35joBnv
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Using togaf™ in government_enterprise_architecture_to_describe_the_business_a...johnpolgreen
The document discusses using the Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) to describe the business architecture for government enterprise architecture using the US Federal Enterprise Architecture/Federal Segment Architecture Methodology (FEA/FSAM) as an example. It outlines how TOGAF can provide a defined process, templates, and common language to supplement the FEA/FSAM guidance. The presentation then demonstrates how TOGAF maps to the FEA/FSAM through various phases and steps, and provides examples of artifacts and diagrams produced during business architecture development.
This document presents a method for using benchmarking in the enterprise architecture planning process. It discusses benchmarking best practices from other organizations to help develop the target architecture and transition plan. The method uses the Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework reference models to identify benchmarkable domains across the business, data, application and technology layers. A multi-step benchmarking model is then described that involves normalizing data, calculating distances between options, and restricting options to identify best practices for the target architecture. The goal is to reduce risks and speed up the enterprise architecture planning process by leveraging benchmarks from successful organizations.
This white paper discusses how insurance companies can use the TOGAF and ArchiMate standards together with the ACORD framework and standards to manage their enterprise architectures and standardize their operations. It provides an overview of TOGAF, ArchiMate, and the ACORD initiatives. It then presents a case study of modeling the new business setup process for group term life insurance using these standards. The paper concludes that the ACORD framework and standards complement TOGAF and ArchiMate and can help insurance organizations achieve boundaryless information flow.
The document discusses using presentation and visualization techniques to move beyond a product-centric view of architecture. It describes a session that will use a complex business process model as an example to show how dashboards, graphics, reference models and other visualizations can enhance architecture application and understanding. The session will also relate the process model to the DoDAF architecture framework and demonstrate how well-formed architecture data supports various visualizations and business uses.
Maximising The Value and Benefits of Enterprise ArchitectureAlan McSweeney
This document discusses enterprise architecture (EA), including:
1) The benefits of EA such as aligning IT with business strategy and reducing IT complexity.
2) The key elements of EA including business, data, applications, and technology architectures.
3) How effective EA implementation and management can standardize systems and infrastructure, lower costs, and improve business agility.
Delivering value. Enterprise architecture MUST deliver business value and do it now. Companies understand the need for architecture in general, but what are the specific benefits? Architecture processes are sometimes perceived as slow and bureaucratic. Architects are often insufficiently connected to strategic investment decisions on the one hand, and realization processes on the other. Architects have difficulty expressing their added value..
The document discusses how the old rules of enterprise architecture are becoming irrelevant and new rules are needed. It argues that the rise of unbusiness has challenged traditional IT cycles and strategies. The new rules that should be followed are to focus on what really matters, externalize non-core functions, and reduce the cost of planning.
Estudio 27 is a translation and interpretation company based in Mexico that provides linguistic services for corporate, financial, and business clients. They have over 5 million words translated and 2,000 hours of interpretation experience. They offer translations, interpretations, and complementary services in over 35 languages, and have a portfolio of clients in various industries. Their vertically integrated services handle all global communication needs such as translations, interpretations, transcription, and localization.
The document discusses the value of enterprise architecture and how it can help align business and IT strategies. It argues that a more organic, pragmatic approach is needed to plan IT strategies that can flexibly support changing business needs over time. Such an approach involves understanding the current landscape, considering different paths forward, selecting an initial path, then continually reviewing and adjusting the strategy based on outcomes.
The document provides an overview of getting started with digitization for an organization. It discusses organizing a digitization project, including prioritizing projects and creating a team. It also covers choosing equipment like hardware and software, setting up a scanning station, and scanning processes. Finally, it discusses options for publishing and storing digital files, including free services like Flickr and preserving content through the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center.
What is the Value of Architecture. Andrew L Macaulay. Global Head of Architects Community. March 2006. In collaboration with. Microsoft Architect Insight ...
Millennium Business Group (MBG) is a business consulting firm that focuses on accelerating revenue growth for its clients. It provides business development services such as developing marketing strategies, opening new markets and customers, sales expertise, and uncovering new opportunities. MBG tailors its approach for each client, understanding their business and leveraging MBG's industry network and experience to innovate the client's market strategy and execution.
Sysphera is a Latin American software company specializing in financial planning and control solutions. Headquartered in Brazil, Sysphera aims to be recognized as a high-quality supplier and outperform similar solutions in cost and benefit. The company's products help users increase productivity and access the right information for decision making. Sysphera delivers its products through partners in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Portugal to support customers through all stages of budgeting from initial setup to monitoring and scenario planning.
The New Role of the architect - central to growing your business in todays di...Gunnar Menzel
In the digital era, the role of the architect is becoming less technical, and is more closely getting aligned to business strategy. Architects are able to help the business envision its future and integrate IT into the business, providing better value for money, faster benefit realization and improved market competitiveness.
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The document discusses Lenovo's use of crowdsourcing and engagement marketing strategies. It describes a crowdsourcing platform pilot called Lenovo Exchange that generated user-generated content. It also discusses lessons learned, including starting simply, owning intellectual property, leveraging industry expertise, and being prepared to fail and try again. The goal is to better engage the "Net Generation" by sparking participation, generating content, and listening to customer insights.
Value Chain Canvas Model an Enterprise Architecture FrameworkRené MANDEL
This document introduces the Value Chain Canvas Model (VCCM), a top-down approach created by René Mandel to visualize an enterprise's value chains and transformations. The VCCM represents an enterprise's ecosystem through "universes" bounded by events. Within each universe, value chains comprise three levels - proximity, integration, and resources - connected by operators. The document provides examples of applying the VCCM to an airport, retail offering creation, IT service support, and a call for proposals. It describes how the flexible multi-dimensional model can be adapted to changing enterprise boundaries and transformations.
The document provides tips for designing effective PowerPoint presentations. It recommends making slides big, simple, clear, progressive and consistent. Specifically, it suggests using large font sizes, simple language and visuals, high color contrast, focal points to guide attention, and consistency in design elements. The presentation should be built in a step-by-step manner and focus on the key ideas being conveyed at each point. Speakers are advised to practice their delivery and engage the audience during the presentation.
Enterprise Architecture Framework: Chase Global BankHampus Ahlqvist
The document summarizes a service-centric enterprise architecture developed for Chase Global Bank. It includes an abstract, development cycle outline, drivers for the architecture, a strategic alignment model, associated risks and opportunities, internal/external analyses, a top-level organizational chart, and conceptual IT/business services map. The architecture aims to align business and IT strategies through common services and views to create customer value.
Executives are the Simon Cowell of the business world: impatient, critical, often caustic. But they're also desperately searching for talent. How do you make the right impression? These 5 tips will get you started
5 timeless color themes for presentationsPresentitude
Color preferences changes over time. Each decade collects its own set of colors to express emotions and attitudes. Inspired by the Pantone list "50 years of colors" we have made five, timeless, historical color themes for presentations. How about a psychedelic 1960s, earthy 1970s feel or a vibrant 1980s feel?
Enterprise Business Analysis Capability - Strategic Asset for Business Alignm...Alan McSweeney
This document discusses the role and importance of enterprise business analysis as a strategic capability for achieving business and IT alignment and driving innovation. Some key points:
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- It involves analyzing business requirements and processes associated with changes, defining business solutions to deliver requirements/processes, and rebuilding the conversation between business and IT.
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2. About the presenters
Claye Greene Javier Rincón
Managing Director Director - España
TechBlue, Inc. Dux Diligens, Inc.
1940 Duke Street Santiago Grisolia 2, 163
Suite 200 PTM / Parque Cientifco de Madrid
Alexandria, VA 22314 28760 Tres Cantos, Madrid, España
T: +1.412.255.3799 T: +34.918.064.442
E: clayegreene@techblue.com E: javier.rincon@duxdiligens.com
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4. Enterprise Architecture
Strategic business value
Optimizer Transformative Innovative
• Well run IT shop • Partnered goals with the • New markets, products and
business services
• Understood technology
enablers • Value management • Business first organization
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2
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4
5. Enterprise Architecture
Increase integration across value-webs, infrastructures, multi-role / multi-partner enterprises
• emphasis on overall effectiveness rather than single-point ‘efficiency’
• increase overall agility, adaptability, responsiveness, resilience, management of opportunity / risk
• increase synergies between processes and partners
• increase overall engagement in innovation, productivity, quality
fourth wave:
EA = whole-of-enterprise architecture (WEA)
third wave:
VALOR
EA = EWITA + Business Architecture (EITA+EBA)
second wave:
Increase enterprise agility and alignment with business strategy
EA = Enterprise-Wide IT Architecture (EWITA) • enable changes in business strategy with quick-response changes
in enabling processes and technology solutions
• inform strategy more effectively with strategic paths to identify and
first wave: integrate technology-enabled opportunities (and threats)
EA = IT technical architecture (TA )
Reduce complexity and cost of IT systems
• increased convergence consolidates purchasing, lowers training costs, etc
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TIEMPO 1990 2000 2010 2020
8. Enterprise Architecture
Benefits of Enterprise Architecture
Alignment with corporate strategy Improved change visibility
Improved quality of work
Reduced integration complexity
output
Consolidated systems and
Improved business flexibility
applications
Reduced time to market Increased IT efficiency
Better asset utilization Collaborative business unit interaction
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9. Enterprise Architecture
The core of effective business transformation
Effectiveness Efficiency
Improving the effectiveness of Accelerating enterprise
the enterprise across systems efficiency through
and organization streamlined processes
and strategies
Agility Durability
Enhancing the agility of the Increasing enterprise
enterprise to better respond to durability to function in
opportunities and threats dynamic operating
environments
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10. Enterprise Architecture
The path to Enterprise Architecture can be daunting
AGATE
RM-ODP
EABOK
MODAF
DNDAF GOD
NAF ARCON
TRAK
Praxeme
?
IDEAS DoDAF SABSA
TOGAF MEGAF
Dragon1
Framework? Expectations? Governance?
Methodology? Starting point? Management?
Objectives? Opportunities? Coordination? 10
ROI? Roadmap? Necessity?
11. Enterprise Architecture
The path to Enterprise Architecture can be daunting
Challengers Leaders
IBM Mega
alfabet
Troux
OpenText
Casewise
Software AG
Ability to execute
BiZZdesign
QualiWare
SAP-Sybase
Atoll Technologies Avolution
iteratec
Future Tech Systems
Sparx Systems
Niche players Visionaries 11
Completeness of vision
Source: Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Architecture Tools 2012
12. Enterprise Architecture
The path to Enterprise Architecture can be daunting
Common bad Enterprise Architecture practices Mitigation strategy Opp Risk
Proactive collaboration across
Lack of integration with Enterprise Architect strategic planning
units
Allow for framework
Rigid adherence to Enterprise Architecture frameworks
customization
Too much standardization “Just enough” standards
Analysis paralysis Follow strong EA methodology
Incorporate business
Insufficient business focus
objectives
Ineffective collaboration Engage effective leadership
Lack of open communication Improve asset accessibility
Develop feedback
No effective feedback channels
communication channels
Refocus EA as an enterprise
Too much technology influence
objective, not technology
Dominant technology skills and talent Diversify EA staff
Employ formal tools later in
Tools driving the Enterprise Architecture
the process
Documenting current state is
Too much focus on current state
not Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Architecture is an 12
Premature or incomplete initiative conclusion
adoption, not a project
* Based on Gartner research
14. Enterprise Architecture
TechBlue Business Value Analysis
Business Value Analysis process
Understand: Assess: Engage:
Capture target operating Closing gaps to effective Initiative launch
states for the enterprise transformation
Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
S.M.A.R.T. business Transformation Maximum value Transformation
Transformation
objectives opportunities starting point initiation
readiness
Identify: Select:
Capture opportunities to Strategic planning to meet
transform the enterprise enterprise objectives
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16. Enterprise Architecture
Understanding enterprise objectives
Business
Strategies, documents and diagrams that describe the
business structure
Data
Policies and standards governing which data is
collected, and how it is stored, arranged and integrated
within the enterprise.
Organization
Focuses are engaging the right people, in the right
Technology place, at the right time.
Availability, scalability and reliability of technology
assets including computer systems and telephony
infrastructure.
Application
Ensures enterprise applications are
scalable, reliable, available
and manageable
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
17. Enterprise Architecture
Understanding enterprise objectives
Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Time-bound
Objectives have to A goal achievement It should be The objective The goal has to
be specific and should be attractive for the needs to be set within a time
positively measurable project team to achievable in a frame
described reach the goal realistic way
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
18. Enterprise Architecture
Common business objectives
Business Data
Increase business agility Improve data value
Expand competitiveness Extend data accessibility
Speed time to market for Increase data security across
new products and services the enterprise
Application Technology
Enhance user productivity Improve system availability
Reduce capability rollout Decrease employee lost time
Increase usability of key Improved collaboration
application assets across business units
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
19. Enterprise Architecture
Case study
Business challenge
Customer organization initiated a program to become more effective at processing financial transactions, and improving the
overall performance of the business units within the enterprise. Historically, each corresponding business unit applied
independent decisions to prioritize high value transactions, however without shared information between them, their
efforts were often uncooperative, duplicated, and resulted in strategic decisions that benefited each individual group rather
than the enterprise.
Details
Approach Focus areas Outcomes
• TechBlue proposed an Enterprise • The TechBlue BVA highlighted key • The BVA established an EA adoption
Architecture Business Value Analysis mission objectives across each roadmap to significantly improve key
to lay the foundation for effective business unit, and determined performance indicators.
transformation. plausible approaches for closing the
• Development of EA best practices
gaps and measuring key performance
• Key goals of the BVA were to better and governance for effective
indicators.
align business objectives with adoption.
enterprise mission, and streamline • Key identified transformation • Improved support for future financial
with financial transaction business opportunities were to improve data program rollouts, increasing business
processes to improve performance. availability, and centralize key agility, flexibility and ability to
analytical decision-making that each respond to market opportunities.
group would leverage.
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
20. Enterprise Architecture
Leveraging enterprise objectives
Objective
Enhance collaboration Gaps: Business, Technology, Data
Objective
Increase agility Gaps: Technology, Data
Objective
Speed time to market Gaps: Business, Application
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
21. Enterprise Architecture
Identifying transformation opportunities
Business Value Analysis process
Understand: Assess: Engage:
Capture target operating Closing gaps to effective Initiative launch
states for the enterprise transformation
Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
S.M.A.R.T. business Transformation Maximum value Transformation
Transformation
objectives opportunities starting point initiation
readiness
Identify: Select:
Capture opportunities to Strategic planning to meet
transform the enterprise enterprise objectives
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Understand Identify Assess Select Engage
22. Enterprise Architecture
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