Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture (EA) has different meanings for different organizations. The Enterprise Architecture Research Forum defines EA as the continuous practice of describing the important elements of a socio-technical organization, how they are related to each other and the environment to understand complexity and manage change. The United States government classifies enterprise architecture as an Information Technology function, and defines the term as the documented outcomes from examining the enterprise.

In general, Enterprise Architecture refers to the structural design of an enterprise including its people, technologies and the activities for designing and describing enterprises. This course will explain the different benefits, characters, principles and frameworks of EA. Developing, building, using and maintaining an EA will also be part of the discourse.

An introductory course about understanding Enterprise Architecture (EA) and it's relevance in business organizations.

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What you will learn

• Learn about the definitions, benefits and disadvantages of Enterprise Architecture.
• Learn about the roles and responsibilities involved in Enterprise Architecture.
• Study the different principles of Enterprise Architecture.

Rating: 3.1

Level: All Levels

Duration: 2.5 hours

Instructor: The Art Of Service