Enterprise Architecture (EA)

For many organizations, strategic planning and execution of resulting projects are hampered by the lack of a shared view of the current business and IT landscape — the enterprise architecture.

They need a view that combines strategy, business architecture, information systems and technology domains. This is crucial for quickly analyzing the impact of proposed changes and prioritizing projects that drive the most value to the business.

Management Needs the Big Picture

Align IT Investments with Business Goals

Creating a platform for business-IT stakeholder collaboration is essential. Effective enterprise architecture supports strategy, analysis and planning by providing stakeholders a blueprint of the current state of the business and IT landscape as well as the desired future state.

Today’s applications, systems and platforms have complex interdependencies that make it challenging to enhance IT capability. An enterprise architecture strategy is essential to achieving successful, lasting transformations — such as major SOA initiatives and package application implementation — and managing the inherent risks of technology-enabled business transformation.

Manage Complexity to Achieve Transformation

Additional Information for Enterprise Architecture

  •  Enterprise Architecture: Translating Strategy into Effective Change
  • How Enterprise Architecture and Service-Oriented Architecture Work Together
  • Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
  • Service-Oriented Architecture Professional Services
  • Business Process Management
  • Enterprise Architecture Training
  •  New DirectPointe® Offerings for a Dynamic Infrastructure
  • Enterprise Architecture Management
  • Managing Enterprise Architecture with Rational System Architect
  • Business and Technology Integration Strategy
  • IT Strategy and Architecture Services
  • Enterprise Modernization and Enterprise Architecture
  • Business Application Modernization

Recommended Solutions for Enterprise Architectures

Enterprise Architecture Solutions Can:

  • Help Management Analyze, Plan and Execute Change Faster and with Better Insight.
  • Get IT and Business Stakeholders Collaborating for Better Alignment Around Requirements.
  • Create Enterprise Blueprints as a Roadmap for Exploiting IT Architectural Building Blocks and Achieving Business Transformation.
  • Attain Improved Compliance and More Predictable Project Outcomes.
  • Improve IT Contribution to Business Returns with Improved Integrity and Agility.

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