Enterprise architecture is a collection of artifacts describing various aspects of an
organization from an integrated business and IT perspective. Practicing enterprise …

Hospital is one of the most complex organization with highly intensive interaction between
stakeholders (patients, nurses, doctors, staff, etc.). In the operation of a hospital, the use of …

Several enterprises implemented enterprise architecture (EA) projects to align business and
information technology (IT) strategies. The evaluation process is needed to ensure the …

Many organizations have embraced agile methods. Studies show a trend of large-scale
application of agile frameworks company-wide. Emergent architecture design as part of an …

For many people, the very notion of enterprise architecture (EA) is closely associated with
EA frameworks, if not entirely synonymous to them. These frameworks allegedly offer the …

Prior studies on the diffusion of complex Information Systems (IS) innovations have leaned
on the rhetoric of persuasion perspective to formulate rhetorical strategies that can persuade …

Enterprise architecture adoption (EAA), often ironically known as “ineffective adoption,” is
frequently marked by poor utilization and signals of failure. To date, comprehensive …

Despite its recognition as primary asset, enterprises struggle to determine data value due to
fragmented and impractical approaches. This paper develops a reference ontology for Data …

Despite growing interest in enterprise architecture (EA) around the world in recent years, a
lack of common understanding is frequently described by EA researchers/practitioners. We …

Although architects are often made responsible for enterprise architecture implementation
(EAI), they are dependent on business executives to fund the technology products and …