This paper presents a literature analysis considering 126 references to support a common
terminology in the discipline of Enterprise Architecture (EA). In a first step, it surveys EA …

Enterprise models assist the governance and transformation of organizations through the
specification, communication and analysis of strategy, goals, processes, information, along …

Abstract Employing a Digital Twin of the Organization would help enterprises to change and
innovate, thus enhancing their organization's sustainability. However, the lack of …

Role-based collaboration (RBC) is an emerging computational methodology that uses roles
as the primary underlying mechanism to facilitate collaboration activities. It consists of a set …

One important role of Enterprise Architecture aims at modeling enterprise artifacts and their
relationships, ranging from the high-level concepts to physical ones such as communication …

In the last two decades, the alignment of Information Technologies (IT) and the business
needs are continuous requirements. These needs arise from continuous development of a …

The goal of Risk Management activities is to define prevention and control mechanisms to
address the risks attached to specify activities and valuable assets. Many Risk Management …

The concept of capability has been deemed relevant over the years, which can be attested
by its adoption in varied domains. It is an abstract concept, but simple to understand by …

This article on Systematic Literature Review (SLR) provides the issues and challenges faced
by organizations when adopting EA. Firstly, a review of literature that discusses the …

The enterprise modeling field aims at representing organizations from several, inter-related
perspectives. A number of enterprise modeling frameworks have been developed providing …