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Enterprise business architecture
Explore The Enterprise
Architecture
Toolkit
The enterprise business architecture
component analyzes the company’s business drivers, opportunities,
goals, objectives, and strategies. For instance, does the company
plan to develop new product lines, infiltrate new markets, reduce
operating costs, or increase customer satisfaction and loyalty? What
are the most critical business problems or opportunities? The EBA
provides a high-level blueprint of all critical business events and
processes, along with a description of their relationships and
interdependencies.
Definition: A business-vision-driven, disciplined process that
decomposes the enterprise’s business strategies, the assets and
processes required to execute them, and their impact on business
functions. Artifacts of the EBA consist of a CRV, a CA, and current-
and future-state models of business activity that articulate the
extended enterprise value chain. EBA is implemented through the
enterprise’s EIA, ETA, and ESA, and defines the business design for
sustainable competitive advantage.
Enterprise Architecture Toolkit: the
definitive resource for Enterprise Architecture
projects
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