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Enterprise Architecture and Business Process Management (EA)

definition of an enterprise architecture (EA)

Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a practice aimed at guiding institutions in developing and implementing effective strategies. It involves analyzing the organization’s structure to create a roadmap that aligns with its mission and vision. EA utilizes global frameworks and methodologies to design integrated models for all business components, ensuring that the IT infrastructure supports the organization’s objectives. In simpler terms, EA focuses on harmonizing business goals with technology to drive success and efficiency.
Empowerment

Enterprise Architecture (EA) facilitates:

Enterprise Architecture (EA) enhances organizational effectiveness by fostering collaboration, aiding investment prioritization, supporting development, offering comprehensive insights, and providing benchmarking capabilities.
Compass

Strategic Alignment

Ensuring business objectives are aligned with technology initiatives, enabling effective focus on achieving strategic goals.

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Operational Efficiency

By analyzing and optimizing business processes, EA streamlines operations, reduces redundancies, and improves overall efficiency.

agility

Agility and Adaptability

EA enables agile responses to market changes and tech advancements, fostering adaptability.

Complience

Risk Mitigation

EA identifies and mitigates risks in digital transformation, ensuring smoother implementation.

Storytelling

The origins and history of the EA

Explore EA’s evolution: Pre-Enterprise saw manuscript beginnings in the 1960s; Early Corporate Architecture formalized in the 1980s–1990s, led by Zachman; Modern EA, from late 1990s, witnesses TOGAF and FEAF proliferation amid digital transformation.
Pre-Enterprise Stage
In the 1960s, pre-EA began with business system planning manuscripts, paving the way for future advancements.1960 s
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Early Stage of Corporate Architecture
In the 1980s and 1990s, Zachman structured EA development, leading to modern frameworks.1980 s
In the 1980s and 1990s, Zachman structured EA development, leading to modern frameworks.
Modern Stage of EA
Since the late 1990s, modern EA has embraced frameworks like TOGAF and FEAF, evolving with digital tech to meet current business needs.1990 s
Since the late 1990s, modern EA has embraced frameworks like TOGAF and FEAF, evolving with digital tech to meet current business needs.
21st Century Stage of EA
In the 21st century, the latest EA stage highlights agility, scalability, and innovation via cloud computing and advanced tech.Until now
In the 21st century, the latest EA stage highlights agility, scalability, and innovation via cloud computing and advanced tech.
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Pre-Enterprise Stage

In the 1960s, pre-EA began with business system planning manuscripts, paving the way for future advancements.

1960 s

Early Stage of Corporate Architecture

In the 1980s and 1990s, Zachman structured EA development, leading to modern frameworks.

1980 s

Modern Stage of EA

Since the late 1990s, modern EA has embraced frameworks like TOGAF and FEAF, evolving with digital tech to meet current business needs.

1990 s

21st Century Stage of EA

In the 21st century, the latest EA stage highlights agility, scalability, and innovation via cloud computing and advanced tech.

Until now
Frameworks

EA Frameworks and Methodologies

Explore the evolution of enterprise architecture through renowned frameworks and methodologies. Discover the transformative impact of TOGAF, the Zachman Framework, NORA, and Federal EA on organizational excellence.

TOGAF

Navigate the intricate landscape of enterprise IT architecture with TOGAF, offering a comprehensive approach to design, planning, and governance.

Zachman Framework

Unravel the complexities of organizational structure and IT engineering components with the Zachman Framework.

NORA

National EA (NORA)

Harness the power of tailored methodologies like NORA to align government objectives with digital transformation strategies.

Federal EA

Federal EA

Dive into the world of government architecture with the Federal EA, integrating Zachman and TOGAF frameworks for robust organizational design.

Step 1 of 3
Establishment of EA Office
ARMS's consultant team offers support in setting up the Enterprise Architecture (EA) office, providing guidance and expertise to ensure a smooth and effective implementation process.
Step 2 of 3
Methodology Implementation
ARMS IT offers expert consultation on implementing methodologies like NORA, TOGAF, and the Zachman framework, ensuring seamless alignment with organizational strategies.
Step 3 of 3
Maturity Assessment Services
ARMS IT provides customized maturity level assessments for frameworks like NORA, TOGAF, and Zachman, enabling organizations to gauge their current maturity levels and improve EA practices.
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