As one of the world’s largest technology companies, Microsoft will always provide interesting case studies for business strategy, but their recent successes can provide great insight for enterprise architects as well. And as the Microsoft suite continues to power a huge number of enterprises, architects would do well to keep informed on the company on which so many processes depend.

iServer365 Demonstration Video

iServer Demonstration Video

iServer365 Demonstration Video

iServer Demonstration Video

Solution Architecture has played a role in Enterprise Architecture for years, and few businesses would neglect the importance of having architecture for specific solutions. Nonetheless, research by Forrester suggests that firms will move to a solution first and platform second approach, with solution architects embedded in teams throughout the organization.

COBIT 2019 is one of the world’s leading governance frameworks. This webinar will explain how a COBIT 2019 solution can be implemented in an EA tool and assist various teams with achieving their governance goals and objectives through tailored meta-model implementation, efficient modeling practices, and business-friendly presentations that create better engagement of crucial stakeholders.

What’s the most common problem businesses run into when attempting a transformation? The answer is a business capability gap, failing to have the necessary business capabilities for the new state the firm wants to be in.

Enterprise Architecture is a broad field, with dozens of potential uses for different organizations. It can be difficult to know what projects are most useful to pursue, particularly for immature architect teams. This poster explores the largest use cases for enterprise architecture.

In this webinar, we will be introduced to the concept of reference models, some BPA & EA examples, their value, and some initial practical examples as to how organizations can begin to start leveraging them in iServer.

Business Strategy Modeling (BSM) is a big use case for enterprise architecture, but for those who haven’t started this initiative it can be confusing as to why. Digital transformation projects are easy to identify the value they can deliver and the relevance of EA, but strategy modeling feels like it’s more of a C-suite responsibility.

As connectivity grows and the world moves increasingly online, there’s no denying that the volume of data available has massively increased, yet Big Data remains more of a business buzzword than a key part of many organizations.

As one of the world’s largest technology companies, Microsoft will always provide interesting case studies for business strategy, but their recent successes can provide great insight for enterprise architects as well. And as the Microsoft suite continues to power a huge number of enterprises, architects would do well to keep informed on the company on which so many processes depend.

iServer365 Demonstration Video

iServer Demonstration Video

iServer365 Demonstration Video

iServer Demonstration Video

Solution Architecture has played a role in Enterprise Architecture for years, and few businesses would neglect the importance of having architecture for specific solutions. Nonetheless, research by Forrester suggests that firms will move to a solution first and platform second approach, with solution architects embedded in teams throughout the organization.

COBIT 2019 is one of the world’s leading governance frameworks. This webinar will explain how a COBIT 2019 solution can be implemented in an EA tool and assist various teams with achieving their governance goals and objectives through tailored meta-model implementation, efficient modeling practices, and business-friendly presentations that create better engagement of crucial stakeholders.

What’s the most common problem businesses run into when attempting a transformation? The answer is a business capability gap, failing to have the necessary business capabilities for the new state the firm wants to be in.

Enterprise Architecture is a broad field, with dozens of potential uses for different organizations. It can be difficult to know what projects are most useful to pursue, particularly for immature architect teams. This poster explores the largest use cases for enterprise architecture.

In this webinar, we will be introduced to the concept of reference models, some BPA & EA examples, their value, and some initial practical examples as to how organizations can begin to start leveraging them in iServer.

Business Strategy Modeling (BSM) is a big use case for enterprise architecture, but for those who haven’t started this initiative it can be confusing as to why. Digital transformation projects are easy to identify the value they can deliver and the relevance of EA, but strategy modeling feels like it’s more of a C-suite responsibility.

As connectivity grows and the world moves increasingly online, there’s no denying that the volume of data available has massively increased, yet Big Data remains more of a business buzzword than a key part of many organizations.