The Practice of Enterprise Architecture : Method Techniques and Artefacts

<p>Enterprise Architecture (EA) serves as a systematic framework for fortifying and expanding organisational capabilities. Despite its undeniable value the available literature on mastering and implementing EA remains surprisingly sparse. This book aims to bridge that gap. Penned by a seasoned practitioner and visionary drawing from extensive real-world experience in orchestrating successful IT transformations across numerous large-scale enterprises.</p><p>The Practice of Enterprise Architecture is an indispensable guide for Enterprise and IT Architects offering invaluable insights into the core processes techniques and tools essential for effective EA implementation. Moreover it extends its reach to business leaders keen on leveraging EA's advantages for their companies. Written in an accessible style the book equips readers with the necessary understanding and know-how to initiate and sustain an EA practice within their organisations.</p><p>Packed with practical guidance and complemented by step-by-step exercises each chapter delves into various facets of EA providing actionable strategies for managing requisite information and conducting thorough analysis.</p><p>Features:</p><p>IT Architecture Foundations<br>. IT Architecture Method<br>. Making Architectural Decisions<br>. Domain-Driven Architecture<br>. Diagramming Skills</p><p>Enterprise Architecture Method<br>. The EA Process<br>. EA Maturity Assessment<br>. Setting up EA<br>. Agile EA<br>. EA Career</p><p>Enterprise Architecture Techniques<br>. Documenting EA<br>. Fit-Gap Analysis<br>. Creating an IT Strategy<br>. Business Case Creation<br>. Merger Solutions<br>. Security Assessments</p><p>EA Resources<br>. Philosophical Underpinnings<br>. Books<br>. Websites<br>. Organisations<br>. Supporting Materials</p>