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Enterprise Architecture - Thrives
Even in these troubled economic times EA
activities are up |
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In spite of the recession of 2009 there has been an increase in
renewed and reinvigorated Enterprise
Architecture EA efforts with the
driver being the financial crisis.
Many business leaders are demanding
a process that simultaneously
optimizes cost allocations (without
mortgaging the future) and
identifies innovation opportunities
(technologically and within an
organization's marketplace).
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An
increased interest in supporting
enterprise information
architecture and enterprise
business architecture, in
addition to enterprise
technology architecture
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A high
level of interest in leveraging
EA to support cost-cutting and
cost-optimization efforts
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A
recognition that organizations
that use EA to manage real
business and IT change can
result in an increased impact on
transformational spending and a
reduction in operational
spending
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A large
interest in EA best practices
and worst practices, as well as
interest in leveraging EA during
the downturn
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An
increasing recognition by many
CIO and CEO that their top
issues and challenges with EA
are more about people and
business and less about
technology
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An
Increasing interest in diverse
approaches for supporting EA
that meet different business and
people requirements
To that end CIOs need to direct their organizations and staff to
consider EA in their current and
future activities.
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