2007Issues in Information SystemsOpen access

MEASURING THE IMPACT OF ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE

Sheila A. Cane, Richard V. McCarthy

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Enterprise architecture frameworks provide a basis to systematically document and manage the information technology assets of an organization.Numerous frameworks have emerged to support large scale organizations and government entities but to date there has been no empirical support to determine if they meet the needs of their users.We present a research model to enable empirical testing of the extent to which enterprise architecture frameworks support the task needs of their users.This model extends the existing task-technology fit research by combining the benefits of organizational technology fit with individual task needs.Further, it extends enterprise architecture research by providing a theoretical model to assess the fit of enterprise architecture frameworks.

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Enterprise architecture frameworks provide a basis to systematically document and manage the information technology assets of an organization.Numerous frameworks have emerged to support large scale organizations and government entities but to date there has been no empirical support to determine if they meet the needs of their users.We present a research model to enable empirical testing of the extent to which enterprise architecture frameworks support the task needs of their users.This model extends the existing task-technology fit research by combining the benefits of organizational technology fit with individual task needs.Further, it extends enterprise architecture research by providing a theoretical model to assess the fit of enterprise architecture frameworks.

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Enterprise architecture frameworks provide a basis to systematically document and manage the information technology assets of an organization.Numerous frameworks have emerged to support large scale organizations and government entities but to date there has been no empirical support to determine if they meet the needs of their users.We present a research model to enable empirical testing of the extent to which enterprise architecture frameworks support the task needs of their users.This model extends the existing task-technology fit research by combining the benefits of organizational technology fit with individual task needs.Further, it extends enterprise architecture research by providing a theoretical model to assess the fit of enterprise architecture frameworks.

Key concepts: Enterprise architecture, Enterprise architecture management, Enterprise architecture framework, Task (project management), Computer science, NIST Enterprise Architecture Model, Architecture, Knowledge management

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