How to Survive in the Jungle of Enterprise Architecture Framework: Creating or Choosing an Enterprise Architecture Framework

By J. Schekkerman. 2003

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• Essential Layers, Artifacts, and Dependencies of Enterprise Architecture (2006, background): “Enterprise architecture (EA) therefore is understood as (1) the fundamental organization of a government agency or a corporation, either as a whole, or together with partners, suppliers and / or customers (“extended enterprise”), or in part (e.g. a division, a department, etc.) as well as (2) the…”
• Overview and Framework for Data and Information Quality Research (2009, background): “Enterprise Architec­ture(EA)[OMB2007; Schekkerman2004;Zachman1987]is aframeworkfor understanding the structure ofIT elements and howIT is related tobusiness and managementprocesses.”