Enterprise Architecture Management
Context
Enterprises present themselves as highly complex and dynamical systems with intricate structure. This is reflected in their architecture, which describes the fundamental make-up of the enterprise from its constituents, their relationships to each other and to the environment, and the principles guiding the evolution of the enterprise. In these terms, the enterprise architecture (EA) is a fundamental conception, whose management is today's constantly changing environment more important than evert.
Defining the field
Enterprise architecture management concerns the identification, the specification, and the application of design restrictions, which come in addition to the specific requirements in every change project. These design restrictions provide an operationalization of an enterprise's strategic basis (mission, vision), and offers restrictions and guidance on how to shape and implement the ontological model of the enterprise. Only in this way can one achieve and guarantee that the operations of an enterprise are fully compliant with its mission and strategies.
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