Architecture · ARC
Part IV · Enterprise Architecture
Enterprise Architecture describes how the organisation is represented structurally and made traceable.
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Defines enterprise architecture as the integrated structural model of the organisation.
Defines business strategy, capabilities, functions, services, value streams, processes and organisational structures.
Defines capability maps, hierarchies, dependencies, ownership, heatmaps and roadmaps.
Defines information domains, information objects, ownership, quality, life cycle and governance.
Defines data domains, data models, master data, transactional data, metadata, quality and governance.
Defines the application portfolio, application landscape, ownership, life cycle and rationalisation.
Defines APIs, events, messaging, integration patterns, synchronisation and integration governance.
Defines infrastructure, cloud, networks, platforms, containers, edge computing and technology life cycles.
Defines AI platforms, foundation models, AI services, pipelines, integration, security and life cycle.
Defines identity, access, zero trust, cyber security, information security, data protection and security governance.
Defines the enterprise twin, capability twin, organisation twin, knowledge twin, process twin and resource twin.
Defines solution-specific architectures, components, integration, quality, validation and documentation.
Defines reusable architectures for business, capabilities, information, data, AI, technology and industry.
Defines architecture boards, reviews, decisions, principles, standards, risks and compliance.
Defines the repository for models, capabilities, processes, knowledge, references, versions and traceability.
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