A rationale for the choice of enterprise architecture method and software technology in a software driven enterprise

Venkatesan, D.; Sridhar, S.

doi:10.1504/ijbis.2019.103080

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“…The business model architecture is considered as a fundamental organization of the business process system, embodied in its components, their interrelationships, as well as the principles governing its design and development (Bokolo, 2021). Enterprise architecture provides a coherent set of principles, methods and models used in the design and implementation of company's organizational structure, business processes, information systems and technologies (Venkatesan & Sridhar, 2019). The business model architecture forms the logic of the business processes organization and IT infrastructure, which reflects the integration and standardization of the operating model requirements of the business entity.…”

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Assessing the Impact of Architecture Efficiency on the Business Model Competitiveness

Bortnik,

Moleiro Martins,

Nuno Mata

et al. 2024

Business: Theory and Practice

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The purpose of this research is to develop a methodological approach to assessing the impact of the architecture effectiveness of the enterprise business model on the level of its competitiveness. The study methodology suggests the author’s approach to assessing the architecture effectiveness and the level of enterprise competitiveness. The scenario approach was used in order to the evaluate the connection between competitiveness, business model potential and enterprise architecture based on the economic-mathematical method of solving the nonlinear optimization problem through the use of hierarchical synthesis. The study was conducted according to the materials from 15 private clinics in Ukraine. The analysis of the obtained indices of architecture efficiency, competitiveness and potential level of the business model of the private clinics under study was carried out. It is determined that the level and growth rates of the enterprise architecture efficiency of private clinics have significant distinctions, which affect the level of their competitiveness. A group of leading companies in terms of the level of business model potential is singled out based on the definition of the correlation between the level of business model potential and the enterprise architecture efficiency. It is established that the level of business model potential of private clinics is substantially dependent on the level of enterprise architecture efficiency. It is proved that the efficiency of enterprise architecture has a significant influence on the potential and competitiveness of the business model. The novelty of the study consists in the methodological approach to assessing the impact of business model architecture on the level of its competitiveness, taking into consideration the identification of functional rather than strictly parametric correlation between variables. This research can be useful for professionals, scientists and researchers involved in developing and implementing effective business models and designing the enterprise architecture in order to achieve the company’s strategic intentions and to create and maintain competitive market positions.

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Assessing the Impact of Architecture Efficiency on the Business Model Competitiveness

Bortnik,

Moleiro Martins,

Nuno Mata

et al. 2024

Business: Theory and Practice

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“…Studies have continuously integrated more frameworks, but the practicality of EA still cannot be widely proved. Although EA lacks a complete implementation, the concept of measuring business-IT alignment is still widely accepted [9], among which unified modeling language (UML) is widely used as a standard for describing the information system framework in EA [10]. UML's wide recognition among software practitioners and its applicability in describing domain models make it possible for being a communication tool for employees at all levels of the enterprise [11].…”

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Object-Oriented Ontology Enterprise Architecture Framework Supporting Enterprise Knowledge Integration

Chao

Trappey

Chen

2022

Advances in Transdisciplinary Engineering

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In the era of Industry 4.0 and digital transformation (DT), the way the manufacturing industry provides value has shifted from selling products to directly creating value for customers. The synergy between business and information technology is the most important criterium for DT. This study proposed an object-oriented ontology-based enterprise architecture (OOOEA) framework, based on the unified modeling language (UML), to connect and integrate all databases and modules of the enterprise’s existing information system (or ERP). The enterprise domain knowledge must be depicted to achieve business-IT alignment. This research starts from the physical and philosophical views of object-oriented ontology (OOO), pays attention to the essence of all things observed or understood in business operations, and constructs the core ideas of the OOOEA framework. The contribution comes from three aspects. One is to provide guidance for the first step of DT, the other is to propose a concise and applicable methodology as the basis for communication between employees at all levels, and the third is to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the framework proposed in this research through a practical case study.

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Clustering-based software modularisation models for resource management in enterprise systems

Yamini

2020

Enterprise Information Systems

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A rationale for the choice of enterprise architecture method and software technology in a software driven enterprise

Cited by 5 publications

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Assessing the Impact of Architecture Efficiency on the Business Model Competitiveness

Assessing the Impact of Architecture Efficiency on the Business Model Competitiveness

Object-Oriented Ontology Enterprise Architecture Framework Supporting Enterprise Knowledge Integration

Clustering-based software modularisation models for resource management in enterprise systems

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