Intelligent Enterprise Architecture

Isom, Pamela K.; Miller-Sylvia, S. L.; Vaidya, Sunit

doi:10.1147/jrd.2010.2051750

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“…The following references mostly attempt to bridge this existing gap by extending EA frameworks or by proposing new EA frameworks that include ES. One of the earliest mentions of coupling EA with ES is presented by Isom et al [29], who propose the concept of Intelligent EA for Green and beyond to enable a green organisation. Their work focusses mostly on the methodology of Intelligent EA coupled with the concept of Smarter Planet, which involves a vision to bring a new level of intelligence to the interaction of people, organizations, and systems.…”

Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Green Enterprise Architecture (GREAN)—Leveraging EA for Environmentally Sustainable Digital Transformation

Vandevenne,

Van Riel,

Poels

2023

Sustainability

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Digital Transformations (DT) play an increasingly important role in academia and business, yet their significant Environmental Footprint (EF) is often overlooked, sidelining their potential for Environmental Sustainability (ES). This paper bridges this gap by integrating ES into the discourse of DT, proposing Green Enterprise Architecture (GREAN) as a method for sustainable transformation. Utilizing a Design Science Research approach, we developed an artefact outlining a comprehensive strategy for embedding ES in DT across various layers of an organization. The tool’s need was validated via a systematic literature review (SLR), highlighting the significant research gap in Green Enterprise Architecture. The artefact provides concrete Courses of Action (CoAs) for incorporating ES into the organizational strategy, business, data, application, and technology layers and proposes relevant capabilities to address this. The paper further presents an ES-aware business capability modelling, an innovative business modelling approach that integrates environmental sustainability principles by using (in a novel way) the presentation and analysis methods that capability mapping offers. The proposed artefact serves as a starting point for environmentally sustainable DTs. Future research directions include in-depth exploration of each enterprise layer for ES, real-world validation of our proposed tools and concepts, and the expansion of these into a full framework.

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“…The authors briefly discuss a scenario with green initiatives from a technology-architecture point of view to enable greening within and across the organization. Examples of such initiatives include server storage virtualization, more efficient cooling, and using cloud services as enablers for green enterprises [29].…”

Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Green Enterprise Architecture (GREAN)—Leveraging EA for Environmentally Sustainable Digital Transformation

Vandevenne,

Van Riel,

Poels

2023

Sustainability

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“…Since costing of the Archive Cloud service is based on the amount of data stored in the archive and on the SLOs committed to by the Archive Cloud service provider, the customer has an acute interest in monitoring their current consumption of Archive Cloud storage space and achievement [18] of the committed SLOs. For this purpose the administrative portal provides a dashboard, allowing the client's archive administrator and operator to monitor the associated key performance indicators (KPIs), such as storage space used, average response time, average throughput, etc.…”

Section: Monitoring and Troubleshooting The Archive Cloudmentioning

confidence: 99%

Content Management as a Service—Financial Archive Cloud

Lebutsch

Bolik

Hennecke³

2010

Datenbank Spektrum

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As companies are sprinting towards offering enterprise services in the cloud, they are facing the decision of either developing a service from scratch specifically for a cloud infrastructure or taking their existing products and "cloudifying" them for a quicker route to market. In this article we are elaborating on how we addressed "cloudification" challenges during the development of a Content Management as a Service pilot.

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“…According to a survey of business technology professionals in 2009, their number one goal is to "plan to train in-house BI experts and power users on analytical tools" (Henschen, 2009). Similarly, the 2010 IBM survey of global CEOs highlighted the usage of "intelligence and analytics to create foresight" to create advantage out of complexity (IBM, 2010). In contrast to this optimism, the Gartner Group describes a consistent gap between "theory" and "practice"; most notably, an over reliance on tools and reporting, unclear responsibility and governance lines, data quality and modeling issues, disconnected project portfolios, and so on (Bitterer, 2010).…”

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Enterprise Intelligence

Morabito

Stohr

Genc

2011

International Journal of Business Intelligence Research

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This paper examines the key issues associated with current and future implementations of business intelligence (BI). The authors review the literature and discover both the growing importance and emerging issues associated with BI. The issues are further examined with an exploratory, but detailed, case study of organizations from a variety of industries, yielding a series of lessons learned. The authors find that organizations are rapidly moving to an enterprise perspective on BI, but in an unsystematic way. The authors present a prescription for the future of BI called “enterprise intelligence” (EI). EI is described in a framework that combines elements of hierarchy theory, organization modeling, and intellectual capital.

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Intelligent Enterprise Architecture

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Green Enterprise Architecture (GREAN)—Leveraging EA for Environmentally Sustainable Digital Transformation

Green Enterprise Architecture (GREAN)—Leveraging EA for Environmentally Sustainable Digital Transformation

Content Management as a Service—Financial Archive Cloud

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