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Enterprise Architecture
Definition and
strategic planning of internal IT-architecture within an
Enterprise
Architecture is a topic of increasing importance
in many corporations and enterprises.
Enterprise
Architecture consists of three connected components:
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Enterprise
Architecture Management (EAM)
Presentation of a model of the IT-Structure
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Enterprise
Information Management (EIM)
Presentation of the information and data supply chain (internally/externally)
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Process Management (PM)
Illustration of the enterprise-wide business processes
(HC, IC, SLA`s)
Describing
these components within an
"LifeCycle
Model"
ensures the creation of a common information base for all
employees, a uniform communication level and an
enterprise-wide level of understanding of IT architecture
for all enterprise units (management, specialized divisions,
business manager).
Another aspect
which speaks for the introduction of an EA is the internal
added
value for the enterprise in the area of
education, cost
saving and more flexibility in enterprise decisions
e.g.
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EAM: |
Analysis of
the actual condition, definition of a target
Architecture, GAP statement, Documentation;
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EIM: |
Definition/structure of an Information- Communication
System, Reports/Events, uniform aspect, Data
Integration, TQM;
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PM: |
Process Definition- Analysis- Optimization;
Implementation in organizations, departments,
specialized divisions; Definition and creating an CPO |
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