Study on Enterprise Architecture Framework Model
Young-Roh Seo
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Young-Roh Seo
Abstract
As Enterprise Architecture Framework, a frame work to express a company’s information system architecture, ZEAF (Zachman EA Framework) was the first one presented by Zachman, followed by FEAF(Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework), TEAF (Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework), etc. The necessity of a framework intuitively understandable and easy to use has been raised. Accordingly, EAFM (Enterprise Architecture Framework Model) is presented based on the analysis on an existing framework and the requirements from interviews with architecture experts. EA requirements and principles, EAFM’s structure consisting of EA Matrix and EA Governance are presented by embodying requirements for structuralizing EAFM in terms of a framework structure, view, and perspective.
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As Enterprise Architecture Framework, a frame work to express a company’s information system architecture, ZEAF (Zachman EA Framework) was the first one presented by Zachman, followed by FEAF(Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework), TEAF (Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework), etc. The necessity of a framework intuitively understandable and easy to use has been raised. Accordingly, EAFM (Enterprise Architecture Framework Model) is presented based on the analysis on an existing framework and the requirements from interviews with architecture experts. EA requirements and principles, EAFM’s structure consisting of EA Matrix and EA Governance are presented by embodying requirements for structuralizing EAFM in terms of a framework structure, view, and perspective.
Key concepts: The Open Group Architecture Framework, View model, Enterprise architecture, Enterprise architecture framework, NIST Enterprise Architecture Model, Enterprise architecture management, Solution architecture, Sherwood Applied Business Security Architecture