Enterprise Integration with the Business Architecture

Executive Report

Enterprise Integration with the Business Architecture

Posted September 11, 2011 | Leadership | Technology |

Abstract

This Executive Report describes the business architecture (BA) as an element linked to other enterprise elements to collectively form a structure focused on the customer. Several figures illustrate the formal integration with the IT architectures, business processes, and strategy.

About The Author

Ralph Whittle

Ralph Whittle is coauthor, with Conrad Myrick, of Enterprise Business Architecture: The Formal Link between Strategy and Results. He is a strategic business/IT consultant and subject matter expert in enterprise business architecture development and implementation. Mr. Whittle has built enterprise business architectures in various industries, such as manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, and technology. He is also coinventor of a… Read More

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Enterprise Integration with the Business Architecture

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