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 …

Much of human behavior involves subconscious cognition that can be manipulated through"
priming"—the presentation of a stimulus designed to subconsciously implant a concept in …

Big data analytics (BDA) is rapidly becoming a most critical activity for organizations.
Examples of how BDA enhances the competitive advantage of organizations abound in the …

(EA). Despite the increase interest of academic scholars in EA, there is scarcity of studies
that provide an up to date comprehensive research perspective view. The purpose of this …

During the last few years Enterprise Architecture has received increasing attention among
industry and academia. Enterprise Architecture (EA) can be defined as (i) a formal …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) management is a well-defined practice for conducting coherent
analysis, design, planning, and implementation for the successful execution of business …

Virtual teams have different interactions than face-to-face teams because they rely on
information and communication technologies, which can impede or assist certain human …

Enterprise Architecture (EA) management relies on solid and up-to-date information about
the current state of an EA. In current practices the manual collection of information is …

Enterprise architecture management (EAM) is a means to guide the consistent evolution of
business and IT artifacts from an enterprise-wide perspective. This paper aims at …

During the last few years, interest towards Enterprise Architecture (EA) has increased, not
least due to anticipated benefits resulting from adopting it. For instance, EA has been argued …