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Case Study 9

This company is one of the leading Property and Casualty insurance groups in Canada, providing home, automobile and business insurance and premier claims service to more than 3 million customers.

The company had done some EA work in IBM System Architect, but found that the complexity of the tool had meant that they were restricted in how much they could achieve. This was impeding their ability to derive value from their EA group.

Region:	Canada ,
Sector:	Insurance and Finance ,
Tools:	Publisher , iServer Enterprise Architect , TOGAF 9 ,

This customer is a major Canadian telecommunications company that currently services over 13 million phone lines.

The organization had a desire to bring a structured approach to the way they planned business change, by using Architecture as a strategic initiative. They wanted to encourage an architecture approach in their business units with alignment to ETOM.

Region:	Canada ,
Sector:	Telecommunications ,
Tools:	Publisher , iServer Enterprise Architect ,

This organization is one of the world's largest uranium producers, accounting for 15% of world production from its mines in Canada and the US.

The company wanted to implement EA in order gain control over their IT expenditure in projects. They were looking for a tool that could support a TOGAF® approach and provide them with an Architecture repository in which they could store and manage all their Architecture information.

Region:	Canada ,
Sector:	Mining ,
Tools:	iServer Enterprise Architect ,

This is a lead provincial government agency in Canada that operates to spur growth and development of the province's resource sector.

The organization needed to record architectural artifacts in a central repository, in order to assess the impact of change across the enterprise. They had previously been using the BizAgi process modeling tool, and wanted to reuse the process information as part of their Business Architecture.