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 …

Many stakeholders within and outside the company can be identified, ranging from top-level
management to software engineers. Each stakeholder requires specific information …

The conventional wisdom says that the concept of Enterprise Architecture (EA) originated
from the pioneering work of John Zachman. He is frequently referred to as the “father” of EA …

The importance of architectural knowledge (AK) management for software development has
been highlighted over the past ten years, where a significant amount of research has been …

The purpose of this study is evaluating new decision factors which affecting users' behaviour
intention and actual usage towards e-banking. In this research, the TOE framework is …

MODEL-BASED SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE AN UP-TO-DATE EXPLORATION OF THE
NEWEST STANDARDS AND BEST PRACTICES IN SYSTEM ARCHITECTING In the newly …

A century ago, Taylor published a landmark in the organisational sciences: his Principles of
Scientific Management. Many researchers have elaborated on Taylor's principles, or have …

Three schools of thought on enterprise architecture exist, each with its own belief system
(definitions, concerns, assumptions, and limitations). A novel taxonomy of these schools …

Digital transformation requires an altogether new institutional logic and effective response at
a requisite organizational level. Sensing and seizing fleeting market opportunities and …

Context Enterprise architecture (EA) is a collection of artifacts describing various aspects of
an organization from an integrated business and IT perspective. EA artifacts intend to bridge …