Create Stakeholder-Centric Architecture Governance


Improve benefits from your enterprise architecture efforts.

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Major Business Pain Points

  • Traditional enterprise architecture management (EAM) caters to only 10% – the IT people, and not to the remaining 90% of the organization.
  • EAM practices do not scale well with the agile way of working and are often perceived as "bottlenecks” or “restrictors of design freedom.”
  • The organization scale does not justify a full-fledged EAM with many committees, complex processes, and detailed EA artifacts.
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Recommendations

Key Points

Architecture is a competency, not a function. Project teams, including even business managers outside of IT, can assimilate “architectural thinking.”

Approach

Create Stakeholder-Centric Architecture Governance-Recommendations

Increase business value through the dissemination of architectural thinking throughout the organization. Maturing your EAM practices beyond a certain point does not help.

Methodology and Tools

1. Start here

Improve benefits from your enterprise architecture efforts through the dissemination of architecture thinking throughout your organization.

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