Title: Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Headings: Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Four Architecture Domains
Enterprise Architect
Solutions Architect
Domain Architects
Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects

Content: However, people may confuse with these roles and responsibilities, for example, an enterprise architect is sometimes confused with solution architect, or technical architect mix up with the role of infrastructure architect. This is because not only their positions sound similar, the responsibilities partially overlap as well. Yet, each role is essential for the success of a project and could not be substituted by another position. Let’s look at their differences more precisely in this article. Four Architecture Domains
Enterprise architecture guides your organization’s business, information, process, and technology decisions to enable it to execute its business strategy and meet customer needs. There are typically four architecture domains and they are often interconnected: Business Architecture describes how the enterprise is organizationally structured and what functional capabilities are necessary to deliver the business vision. Business architecture addresses the questions WHAT and WHO: WHAT is the organization’s business vision, strategy, and objectives that guide the creation of business services or capabilities? WHO is executing defined business services or capabilities?