The Evolution of Enterprise Architecture: Enabling IT to 'Speak Business' to Drive Innovation
EA is invaluable for internal business intelligence, governance, management insights, and transformation and planning. Organizations can use EA tools to bridge the gap between ideation and implementation, making more informed choices throughout the process. However, the reality is that most organizations don't leverage EA to its true potential.
One of the contributing factors is that EA has remained in its traditional IT comfort zone. However, EA is not only about IT and yet it lives within IT, focuses on IT and therefore often loses its business dimension and support. Additionally, the traditional EA approach also has seemed to miss something ... data.
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