Executive Summary

12 Compelling Value Propositions for EA (Executive Summary)

Posted June 22, 2015 | Technology |

The accompanying Executive Report is certainly not the first attempt to articulate an inclusive set of value propositions for enterprise architecture (EA). The scope of this discipline is matched only by the purview of the CEO and board of directors, or, say, an executive director in a public sector organization. The EA function is responsible for the joined-up representation of the enterprise elements and interfaces. This inclusive definition requires EA to provide joined-up views of the elements of the enterprise, along with their static and dynamic interfaces.

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Doug McDavid
Doug McDavid is an experienced and innovative enterprise architect who provides consulting, mentoring, and coaching services for business owners and executives as well as enterprise and business architects. Mr. McDavid's background brings along an underpinning in systems science and systems thinking, systems analysis, process modeling, data administration, data modeling, and process modeling. He has experience in RDBMS, graph DBMS, object… Read More
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