Effective Enterprise Architecture Research Articles

TOGAF's Approach in Developing an Enterprise Architecture for the Information Technology Security Industry

The information technology security industry, encompassing various activities such as risk identification and assessment, policy development, and solution implementation, plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and security of information systems. This study aims to develop and implement an efficient and effective enterprise architecture within the information security sector, focusing on three key core processes identified as the major revenue contributors: risk identification and assessment, security policy development, and security solution implementation. Utilizing the TOGAF-based Enterprise Architecture framework, this research identifies and designs architecture that integrates various systems, applications, and business processes, facilitating better alignment within the organization. The architecture design process involves a thorough analysis of operational needs and business strategies, leading to the development of a model that enhances efficiency and reduces the risk of failure in technology implementation. The outcomes of this study are intended to provide practical guidance for information security companies to optimize operations, simplify system complexities, and achieve strategic goals more effectively. It is anticipated that the application of the designed architecture will have a significant positive impact on the company's ability to address challenges and dynamic needs within the information security industry.

Leveraging TOGAF for Effective Enterprise Architecture Planning in Human Resource Management: A Case Study of A Financial Holding Company

Leveraging TOGAF for Effective Enterprise Architecture Planning in Human Resource Management: A Case Study of A Financial Holding Company

Future Trends for Direction in Enterprise Architecture: Systematic Literature Review

In the modern business era, enterprise architecture is becoming increasingly important for companies to achieve their business goals. However, designing and implementing an effective enterprise architecture can be challenging, especially due to the ever-increasing complexity of information systems, changing business needs, and pressure to continually improve efficiency and performance. This study aims to analyze the literature review to map future trends in enterprise architecture related to technological developments and business needs. The research method used This study was conducted by conducting a systematic literature search using leading academic databases such as Scopus, Web of Science, and IEEE Xplore. Inclusion and exclusion criteria have been established to ensure that the selected articles are relevant to the topics discussed. Articles that met the inclusion criteria were then analyzed and critically assessed to identify trends in enterprise architecture. The results of this study produce arguments for the importance of enterprise architecture in helping companies to operate efficiently and integrate different systems and applications. The results of this study indicate that the future trends and topics of enterprise architecture help organizations achieve strategic goals and enable companies to adapt quickly to changes in business and technology. This study concludes that future trends in enterprise architecture can help companies adopt future information technology trends in enterprise architecture. The findings in this study have significant practical implications for enterprise architecture practices. Enterprises should take these trends into account when designing and deploying their enterprise architecture, to ensure that they maximize the benefits of the latest technologies and meet changing business needs.

An Enterprise Architecture Approach Based on DoDAF

Effective enterprise architecture has a decisive role in the survival and success of the enterprise. It is also an indispensable means for enterprises to gain competitive advantage through IT. By analyzing the existing DoDAF(Department of Defense Architecture Framework) architecture, we tailor some parts of the capability viewpoint and operational viewpoint to make it more suitable for the implementation of small and medium-sized enterprise architecture. At the same time, in order to meet the requirements of business expanding, we add the enterprise viewpoint and the process viewpoint to DoDAF. Finally, we take a typical part of a logistics case as an example to show the specific application process of our method.