An Analysis of Enterprise Architecture Maturity Frameworks

Meyer, Martin; Helfert, Markus; O’Brien, Conor

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-24511-4_13

Cited by 18 publications

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“…As it matures, an enterprise can become a complex construct, especially in terms of its Information Technology (IT) systems. To tackle complexity the EA discipline [19] is practiced by organizations to address issues such an enterprise agility, core capabilities, and ability to react to change [25]. Also, the business IT alignment [16,28] facilitates transformation and is considered to be a core value of the EA.…”

Section: Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Concernsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Urban enterprise: A review of Smart City frameworks from an Enterprise Architecture perspective

Mamkaitis

Bezbradica

Helfert

2016

2016 IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2)

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-With the increasing interest towards the concept of Smart Cities from the city governments world-wide there is a need for useful and Information Systems oriented approach to understand Smart City propositions. In this paper we review a Smart City from an Enterprise Architecture (EA) perspective. We adapt TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) to derive the concept of Enterprise Concerns. These concerns will subsequently be used to review the Smart City literature. Finally, we summarize our findings and propose the concept of the Urban Enterprise composed of Urban Enterprise Components.

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Section: Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Concernsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Urban enterprise: A review of Smart City frameworks from an Enterprise Architecture perspective

Mamkaitis

Bezbradica

Helfert

2016

2016 IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2)

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“…Beginning with very early stages of these entities, maturity models define anticipated, logical and consecutive development paths until observed objects reach an absolute maturity [56]. Having their origins in the software industry, maturity models are designed to measure the current state -the achieved level of competence -by means of assessment methods [57] [58].…”

Section: Ea Capability Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Making the organizations more sensitive towards the interaction of business strategies, customers, application systems and organizational units, companies need to control enterprise-wide processes and adopt matching actions [61]. For this purposes, the concept of maturity was employed for EA which assigns different levels of achievement by means of a maturity assessment to processes, sub-processes, capabilities and characteristics [57].…”

Section: Ea Capability Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a Framework for Enterprise Architecture Analytics

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Jugel

Möhring³

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE 18th International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops and Demonstrations

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Abstract-Current approaches for enterprise architecture lack analytical instruments for cyclic evaluations of business and system architectures in real business enterprise system environments. This impedes the broad use of enterprise architecture methodologies. Furthermore, the permanent evolution of systems desynchronizes quickly model representation and reality. Therefore we are introducing an approach for complementing the existing top-down approach for the creation of enterprise architecture with a bottom approach. Enterprise Architecture Analytics uses the architectural information contained in many infrastructures to provide architectural information. By applying Big Data technologies it is possible to exploit this information and to create architectural information. That means, Enterprise Architectures may be discovered, analyzed and optimized using analytics. The increased availability of architectural data also improves the possibilities to verify the compliance of Enterprise Architectures. Architectural decisions are linked to clustered architecture artifacts and categories according to a holistic EAM Reference Architecture with specific architecture metamodels. A special suited EAM Maturity Framework provides the base for systematic and analytics supported assessments of architecture capabilities.

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“…How certain EA practices and techniques influence EA benefits is discussed by [4]. The concept of maturity models is also applied to the domain of EA and there exist several frameworks and approaches for these kinds of assessments [19]. A general view on EA maturity is given in [20] and the link of EABV and EA maturity is described in [21].…”

Section: Artifact Design: Assessing Enterprise Architecture Business mentioning

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Design Science Evaluation for Enterprise Architecture Business Value Assessments

Meyer

Helfert

2013

BSC 2013

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Abstract. In our research we aim to assess the value contributions of Enterprise Architecture (EA) to an organization that allows a structured and effective way of strategically aligning business with information technology. We have designed and built an Enterprise Business Value Assessment framework within an organizational context following a Design Science Research (DSR) methodology. Our challenge presented in this paper is to evaluate this approach and show how we can effectively determine the relevant criteria and adapt an appropriate evaluation method. Discussing this challenge we propose an evaluation approach using the Measurement and Analysis Infrastructure Diagnostic (MAID) method.

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An Analysis of Enterprise Architecture Maturity Frameworks

Cited by 18 publications

References 16 publications

Urban enterprise: A review of Smart City frameworks from an Enterprise Architecture perspective

Urban enterprise: A review of Smart City frameworks from an Enterprise Architecture perspective

Towards a Framework for Enterprise Architecture Analytics

Design Science Evaluation for Enterprise Architecture Business Value Assessments

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