Towards designing an EA readiness instrument: A systematic review

Hussein, Surya Sumarni; Ismail, Zuraini; Mahrin, Mohd Naz’ri; Abdullah, Mohd Shahidan; Rahim, Nor Zairah Ab.; Samy, Ganthan Narayana; Taib, Mohamad Zainuddi Mat

doi:10.1109/cist.2016.7805034

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“…The Systematic Literature Review is a technique to lead the way toward recognizing, assessing and translating significant research and as indicated by the theme territory, phenomenon, and applicable intrigue. The Systematic Literature Review will play out an investigation of how information is gotten and created [12]. The advancement of the audit writing is done to outline the consequences of the investigation and distinguish the status for the ISSP implementation.…”

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Planning Strategy and The Use of Information Technology in Higher Education: A Review Study in Kurdistan Region Government

Ghareb

Ahmed

Ameen³

2019

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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An apparently interminable scope of techniques and methodologies has developed to misuse the capability of innovation. The issue has not been a shortage of research. Actually a great many examinations identified with computer and learning has been distributed amid the recent decades. The issue has been one of comprehending the tremendous, and developing, group of accessible research. There is developing enthusiasm for utilizing the ability of new innovation in a productive and successful approach to meet the instructional and research needs of faculty and students. The utilization of data innovation is one of numerous means to accomplishing magnificence. However the recharged enthusiasm for promoting brilliance in advanced education through Information Technology has carried with it a more prominent accentuation on the requirement for high-bore administration in this limit. Capability, combination of learning, joint effort with industry, collaboration among grounds at different levels, helpful procurement endeavors, what's more, transferability of gaining starting with one organization then onto the next are immeasurably imperative components in the administration way to deal with IT in higher Education. In addition to an extensive literature review, this examination contemplate utilized a trial also, quantitative, self-planned and controlled overview instrument to decide the mentalities and qualified respondents, containing IT leaders, IT staff, also, executives in higher instructive at open and private colleges in Kurdistan Region Government.

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“…The advancement of the audit writing is done to outline the consequences of the investigation and distinguish the status for the ISSP implementation. The inquire about inquiries depended on Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, and Context [12], [23].The criteria and extent of research questions are demonstrated as follows:…”

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Planning Strategy and The Use of Information Technology in Higher Education: A Review Study in Kurdistan Region Government

Ghareb

Ahmed

Ameen³

2019

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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“…The EA concept itself is often characterized ambiguously as highlighted in [13] where the challenges of a lack of common understanding of EA definitions and related factors are detailed. In line with their work on EA in the government sector to gain a better e-government service delivery, the SLR in [14] reports on EA readiness measurement mechanisms and EA readiness measurement factors that could assist government agencies in measuring their EA readiness.…”

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Enterprise Architecture Measurement: An Extended Systematic Mapping Study

Abdallah¹,

Abran²

2019

IJITCS

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A systematic mapping study (SMS) of proposed EA measurement solutions was undertaken to provide an in-depth understanding of the claimed achievements and limitations in evidence-based research of enterprise architecture (EA). This SMS reports on 22 primary studies on EA measurement solutions published up to the end of 2018. The primary studies were analyzed thematically and classified according to ten (10) mapping questions including, but not limited to, positioning of EA measurement solutions within EA schools of thought, analysis of consistency-inconsistency of the terms used by authors in EA measurement research, and an analysis of the references to the ISO 15939 measurement information model. Some key findings reveal that the current research on EA measurement solutions is focused on the-enterprise IT architecting‖ school of thought, does not use rigorous terminology as found in science and engineering, and shows limited adoption of knowledge from other disciplines. The paper concludes with new perspectives for future research avenues in EA measurement.

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“…This study model is based on identified factors from the systematic literature review (SLR) and interview sessions with the experts. From the SR four existing readiness assessment models in the IS field have been identified [25]. From this, the IT/IS Maturity Model [26] has been selected as a based theory for the development of a proposed model (EARAM).…”

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“…From this, the IT/IS Maturity Model [26] has been selected as a based theory for the development of a proposed model (EARAM). Also, additional factors that are related to EA readiness have been identified from the SR [25] and are consolidated together with the based theory. Table 1 depicts the elements and factors of EARAM based on studies that are mentioned earlier.…”

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Development and Validation of Enterprise Architecture (EA) Readiness Assessment Model

Hussein¹,

Mahrin²,

Maarop³

et al. 2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Enterprise architecture (EA) proves to be a holistic strategy in aligning business and information technology. An increasing number of organizations, especially in the public sector, have adopted EA in order to take advantage of the opportunities that it offers. Through EA, the efficiency of the organization is improved, with the optimization of resources and the elimination of duplication and redundancy. However, the successful establishment of EA relies on the organization's readiness and ability to adopt EA practices because without proper readiness, the practices will probably fail. EA readiness refers to the assessment of how ready an organization is to adopt and to establish EA practices. EA readiness helps the organization to measure their stage of readiness, to identify any gaps, and then to redesign its strategy in order to adopt EA practices. EA is a merger between business and IT. Thus, the important elements of EA readiness should comprise of people, process, technology, and catalyst enabler. There is a lack of readiness for an assessment model that shapes these four elements towards EA; hence, a clear gap has been identified. Therefore, the objective of this study is to validate the EA Readiness Assessment Model (EARAM) by performing the Delphi technique. The study adopts a three-round Delphi Technique to verify the identified elements and factors and this is followed by developing and validating the proposed model. Results from the Delphi analysis have validated four (4) major elements of EARAM, namely people, process, technology, and catalyst enabler. The number of factors that contributes towards the readiness of the EA establishment is fourteen (14). It is anticipated that this model (EARAM) can help the Malaysian Public Sector (MPS) organization to identify and understand the elements and factors that must be considered when assessing the readiness to practice EA.

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Towards designing an EA readiness instrument: A systematic review

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Planning Strategy and The Use of Information Technology in Higher Education: A Review Study in Kurdistan Region Government

Planning Strategy and The Use of Information Technology in Higher Education: A Review Study in Kurdistan Region Government

Enterprise Architecture Measurement: An Extended Systematic Mapping Study

Development and Validation of Enterprise Architecture (EA) Readiness Assessment Model

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