Enterprise architecture (EA) is a description of an enterprise from an integrated business
and IT perspective intended to improve business and IT alignment, and is used in the …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) has been identified as a means to Business-/IT-Alignment, cost
reduction or to facilitate change. Research has been focusing on the effectiveness of EA …

Legacy systems age over time as a consequence of uncontrolled maintenance, thus they
must be evolved while its valuable embedded knowledge is preserved. Software …

This paper presents a literature analysis considering 126 references to support a common
terminology in the discipline of Enterprise Architecture (EA). In a first step, it surveys EA …

The importance of identifying and managing stakeholders and their needs has been
emphasized in literature from various fields, including management, Information Systems …

ABSTRACT Seppänen, Ville From Problems to Critical Success Factors of Enterprise
Architecture Adoption Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä, 2014, 249 p.(Jyväskylä Studies in …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) is regarded as one of the means to ensure information
technology interoperability, standard and reuse within an organizational boundary. In the …

A changing market demand and technological evolution has required that enterprise
systems constantly be updated and reengineered. Enterprise Architectures (EAs) emerged …

The idea of the enterprise architecture (EA) has been active since 1980-ies. However,
enterprises still lack a clear approach and tools for implementing it in practice. In most cases …

The USCP had enormous challenges with its IT program and support to the internal and
external stakeholders of the department, because of a fragile IT infrastructure. The IT …