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Enterprise architecture establishes a roadmap to achieve the state's mission through optimal performance of its core business processes within an efficient information technology environment. Simply ...

Developing an enterprise architecture has emerged as the next big idea in government's continuing efforts to unify disconnected information silos and deliver services more efficiently. In essence, ...

EA’s true impact becomes apparent when we move from description to design. To show that this is far from an academic exercise, consider what Tray.ai discovered at ...

When London-based energy giant BP was developing its enterprise architecture management capability, it needed a way to measure progress while communicating IT’s business value to management. The ...

Among the many buzzwords or common phrases used in business, “blueprint” is on the list. In many cases, the word serves as a great visualization for how a company wants to structure teams, processes ...

Value stream management involves people in the organization to examine workflows and other processes to ensure they are deriving the maximum value from their efforts while eliminating waste — of ...

Enterprise architects are responsible for supporting an organization's IT networks and services. Utilizing complex thinking and strategizing they ascertain which legacy systems require updates and ...

The main focus areas are adoption of open source, enterprise-grade commodity hardware and increased use of analytics and data-driven decision making for customer experience, service operations, ...

"City planning" is an easily understood metaphor that architects can employ to communicate more effectively the nature and value of architecture by relating the "unseen" enterprise architecture to ...