Title: Business Architecture: What It Is and Developing Your Business Case
Headings: Business Architecture:
Business Architecture:
What It Is and Developing Your Business Case
First Things First – Business Architecture vs Enterprise Architecture
Components of Business Architecture
Overview of Business Architecture
The realization that Business Architecture is required
Value Proposition of a Business Architecture
Linking execution with Strategy
Simplify to a 360-degree view of the business enterprise
Developing a Common Language
Ensures the breakdown of Business and IT silo’s
Making the Business Case to present Business Architecture to Senior Leadership
Frameworks in Business Architecture Does Matter
Business Architecture Components
Defining a Business Capability – Model or Cap
Final Thoughts
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Content: This blueprint provides stakeholders with a common understanding within the organization of how departmental goals, objectives, strategies and tactics support and contribute to the overall organizational, objectives, strategies and plans. The blueprint also addresses the enterprise’s business processes, governance structure and business information. As a result, Business Architecture’s primary focus is on operational, motivational and analysis framework where all will be linked together via the enterprise. In short, a Business Architecture will save resources and time. Let’s look at a few real-world scenarios: A government agency uses BA looking toward introducing a customer self-service vision that would be established as a new initiative. Eyeing a potential takeover, a pharmaceutical company will use BA to expedite the large-scale merger. Seeing this, an international airline follows the same process. A global finance company will introduce BA to align its enterprise operations to the organizations new business model. A large financial institution, facing an extremely complex post-merger portfolio uses BA to effectively streamline the merger process and identify areas of overlap.