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In a rapidly evolving business landscape, the strategic role of enterprise architecture has never been more critical. Yet, an all-too-common oversight can turn potential assets into mere operational expenses with short life and limited value. Its the turning point when an Enterprise invests in creating Enterprise Anatomy, its huge enterprise assets whose value will only increase with time. This ICMG-aligned approach to architectural strategy and execution emphasizes the impor

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, understanding the intricacies of your enterprise is crucial for sustainable success. This involves a deep dive into various departments and functions to identify areas of improvement and optimize operations. This is where Enterprise Anatomy comes into play. By providing a comprehensive framework to dissect and analyze the different components of an organization, Enterprise Anatomy helps in pinpointing inefficiencies and driving

Understanding and leveraging the six key perspectives in enterprise architecture can significantly enhance an organization's efficiency, sca

As envisioned by ICMG, it's crucial to emphasize that EA is not merely an IT initiative, nor should its governance be confined solely to CIO

At ICMG, we recognize the challenges especially when their forward-thinking proposals meet resistance from skeptics at every level

The foundational distinctions between traditional enterprise frameworks like TOGAF and ICMG's Enterprise Anatomy approach highlight a profound shift in understanding the structural make-up of organizations.

Initially, EA did indeed start as a discipline focused largely on the technical and operational aspects of IT within organizations. This view positioned Enterprise Architects primarily as stewards of IT infrastructure, responsible for ensuring that IT systems were well-documented, integrated, and aligned with the current technological needs of the business. Their work was invaluable in bringing order and efficiency to the IT operations of enterprises, a function that, as most

Transforming existing Enterprise Architecture (EA) investments into strategic assets represents more than a shift in perspective; it's about harnessing the power of the Enterprise Anatomy Model to align every facet of your organization towards achieving its overarching goals. Unlike traditional EA efforts that may now seem like sunk costs, the Enterprise Anatomy Model offers a dynamic, interconnected framework designed to optimize strategic outcomes.

The Enterprise Anatomy Model transcends traditional frameworks, weaving together business strategy, processes, systems, components, and operations across various departments.

In the intricate dance of developing IT systems, there's an easy misstep that organizations can make: mistaking the tools used for implementation with the architecture itself. This fundamental misunderstanding can cascade into a series of challenges that ultimately compromise the integrity and success of a project.

Have 18–36 months of frenetic Enterprise Architecture discussions brought you to a halt?

One Page Strategy Execution Model consists of six interconnected models of models, namely Enterprise Anatomy

We are pleased to provide a highly popular and successful Digital Architecture Workshop that has been divided into two levels

Often the project view is blind to the enterprise view.

Architecture must include technology (specification) but it's not about the product name or tool used, which we configure for implementation

Are You Also Calling Your Implementation Models as Digital Architecture? Secrets You Wish You Knew a Year Ago

Digital Transformation refers to creating business models and value creation in the digital economy by leveraging business process change and process automation using digital technologies. There are inherent challenges in converting existing business models into digital opportunities. Also, a severe limitation is being faced in reusing existing IT assets along with digital technology stack.

DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE as the basis for DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Internet of Things (IoT) is essential in bridging the gap between traditional hardware with software systems, business applications with embedded systems, internet protocols & infrastructure with conventional telecom and networking infrastructure. It is making things simpler and manageable.

I found this perfect punch line on the net about IoT; it says “Connecting Anything to Internet ≠ IoT.” IoT is a well-integrated, large...