FIRST STEPS IN CREATING ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE - A CASE STUDY
Juha Kontio, Juha Venho
Abstract
Juha Kontio, Juha Venho
Abstract
Enterprise architecture (EA) examines the key business, information, application, and technology strategies and their impact on business functions. Enterprise architecture has four parts: system, technology, information and process. Enterprise architecture enables the organization to achieve the current and future business objectives. In Turku University of Applied Sciences the process to build enterprise architecture has begun. The system architecture showed the complexity of systems in use and their state of art in relation to the core operations. The analysis showed that we have critical systems that need updates and corrections. The research showed the importance of enterprise architecture work too.
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Enterprise architecture (EA) examines the key business, information, application, and technology strategies and their impact on business functions. Enterprise architecture has four parts: system, technology, information and process. Enterprise architecture enables the organization to achieve the current and future business objectives. In Turku University of Applied Sciences the process to build enterprise architecture has begun. The system architecture showed the complexity of systems in use and their state of art in relation to the core operations. The analysis showed that we have critical systems that need updates and corrections. The research showed the importance of enterprise architecture work too.
Key concepts: Enterprise architecture, Business architecture, Enterprise architecture framework, Enterprise architecture management, Solution architecture, NIST Enterprise Architecture Model, Enterprise integration, Enterprise life cycle