EA at 23: Allowed in the Bar, But Still Being Carded

by Claude R. Baudoin

Enterprise architecture (EA) can be traced back to 1987 and has continually evolved ever since. In this Executive Report by Claude R. Baudoin, we look at the state of EA today, including the frameworks that have evolved in the last few years, the challenge of business-IT alignment, business process management (BPM) and master data management (MDM), and technologies such as service-oriented architecture (SOA) and cloud computing. We also examine the governance and maturity of an EA program and conclude with new trends and challenges for the next decade and beyond.

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EA at 23: Allowed in the Bar, But Still Being Carded1 January 2010

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