Applying Enterprise Architecture to Business Networks

Bakhtiyari, Mohammad Adel Rostam Zadeh

doi:10.5204/thesis.eprints.109490

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“…[43], [45]- [50]), and EA has been studied as a means of understanding networked and ecosystemic settings (e.g. [13]- [15], [51]- [57]), the current EA methodology is still lacking in the capabilities of business ecosystems analysis and design (see, e.g. [10], [57], [58]).…”

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“…in a municipal corporate, or a national government. Beyond the EA research endeavors of the Finnish EA adoption, the authors hold EA development or EA education roles in Finnish PA. We build on the personal research and development endeavors, as well as the latest enterprise modeling and architecture knowledge base, where the most influential for the work have been the EA frameworks and methodologies [25], [63], [64], [65]; EA conceptual foundations [43], [48], [66]; EA studies from the business ecosystem perspective [12], [51] and enterprise modeling and engineering [26], [67], [68], [69]. The described previous results are further enlarged by abductive logic reasoning to present the hypothesis for future iterative and constructive case studies.…”

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Ecosystem Architecture Management in the Public Sector – From Problems to Solutions

Nurmi

Seppänen

Valtonen

2019

J. Complex Syst. Inform. Model. Q.

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Based on our research concerning enterprise architecture (EA) in the Finnish public sector, we discuss how EA concept and tool need to be developed to support government business ecosystem and organization design. Our research context indicates, beyond a federal government or a state one, that even a single municipality, like a city concern, can be perceived as an ecosystem of its sectoral domains, subsidiaries and such. We outline a vision of an overall ontology-based, shared EA repository for the-whole-of-government current state descriptions and specify the central design principles and functional requirements for such a system, illustrating some potential use cases of it. Based on interview data from four smart city cases in Finland, we suggest a management model for the government ecosystem architecture target state design, specifically a design process for co-creating new services in the ecosystem. Further, we outline some principles for government ecosystem architecture management.

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