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Competencies and Responsibilities of Enterprise Architects

2008
This paper is not concerned with enterprise architecture as a product or as a process, but rather concerns itself with the professionals who are responsible for the creation of the products and the execution of the associated processes: the enterprise architects.
Claudia Steghuis, Erik Proper
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Coordination in Enterprise Architecting: An Interview Study

2010 43rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2010
Enterprise architecture (EA) models the desired relationships between business processes and technology. While the conceptual benefits of EA are many, experience shows that managing the EA can be daunting because of the complex interdependencies among business, technology and the people involved.
J. Alberto Espinosa, Frank Armour, Wai Fong Boh   +2 more
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Enterprise Architects Should Follow the Money

2014 IEEE 16th Conference on Business Informatics, 2014
Enterprise architecture (EA) offers ways to steer and guide the design and evolution of the enterprise including its information technology (IT). One of the outputs of EA is improved decision-making about IT. Objective: This study aims to provide EA researchers and practitioners with insights into how IT decision-making actually takes place and what ...
Martin van den Berg, Hans van Vliet
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Enterprise architects join the team

IEEE Software, 2005
IT organizations are starting to recognize that having some level of enterprise standards can remove needless complexity from application portfolios and help enable the responsiveness that businesses demand. Myriad organizational structures can implement such standards, but most result in some form of a centralized group of enterprise architects.
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Architecting the Future Enterprise

2015
Two experts in enterprise architecting lay out a holistic approach to creating a blueprint for future enterprise transformation. Every enterprise evolves continuously, driven by changing needs or new opportunities. Most often this happens gradually, with small adjustments to strategy, organization, processes, or infrastructure.
Deborah J. Nightingale, Donna H. Rhodes
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The Role of Group Cognition in Enterprise Architecting

2011 44th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2011
Enterprise architecture (EA) models the desired relationships between business processes and technology. Enterprise "architecting" is the process of developing and maintaining the EA. The goal of EA is to align business process and IT for the effective execution of business strategy and the efficient implementation of the associated systems.
J. Alberto Espinosa, Frank Armour, Wai Fong Boh   +2 more
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Enterprise Architects Should Play Different Roles

2016 IEEE 18th Conference on Business Informatics (CBI), 2016
Enterprise architecture (EA) offers ways to steer and guide the design and evolution of the enterprise, including its information technology (IT). One of the objectives of EA is to support IT decision-making. This study aims to provide EA researchers and practitioners with insight into the linkages between IT decisions and discuss the implications for ...
Martin van den Berg, Hans van Vliet
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An Enterprise Coherence Quantification Framework for General Enterprise Architecting

Enterprise coherence pertains to the extent to which all relevant aspects of an enterprise are connected in such a way that these connections facilitate an enterprise in obtaining/meeting its desired results. The GEA (General Enterprise Architecting) method treats enterprise coherence as something that can be governed explicitly.
Joost Bekel, Roel Wagter, Henderik A. Proper, Frank Harmsen   +3 more
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Enterprise architects and stakeholders alignment framework in enterprise architecture development

Information Systems and e-Business Management, 2020
Literature has highlighted the need for an alignment framework to support enterprise architects to align the development process of EA with the stakeholders’ goals. Hence, this study developed an alignment framework to align the EA development process with the stakeholders to produce an agreed architecture.
Hamood Al-Kharusi, Suraya Miskon, Mahadi Bahari   +2 more
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Architecting mobile enterprise app

Proceedings of the 2013 ACM workshop on Mobile development lifecycle, 2013
Mobile business applications have become the trend of the day. However, studies suggest that most of the mobile business appli-cations so far are lightweight, consisting of a few thousand lines of code. Indeed, most of these mobile business apps are nothing more than specialized information query engines relying on the backend server to process the ...
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