Bridging the Gap Between Independent Enterprise Architecture Domain Models

Stuht, Thomas; Speck, Andreas

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The Uncertain Path to Enterprise Architecture (EA) Maturity in the South African Financial Services Sector

Bachoo

2018

Afr. j. inf. commun. (Online)

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The research described in this article used the resource-based view (RBV) of the firm as an underlying theoretical framework to explore the relationship between enterprise architecture (EA) maturity and associated business value in the South African financial services environment. EA maturity was examined as an intangible resource and as a source of heterogeneity. The study identified the capabilities of business units at different levels of EA maturity, and found that EA is implemented at a coarse-grain level at lower organisational levels, and at finer-grain levels as one moves up the maturity curve. The study also found that EA is a source of both tangible and intangible forms of business value.Keywords resource-based view (RBV), enterprise architecture (EA), enterprise architecture (EA) maturity, financial services, business value, tangible business value, intangible business value, South Africa

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The Uncertain Path to Enterprise Architecture (EA) Maturity in the South African Financial Services Sector

Bachoo

2018

Afr. j. inf. commun. (Online)

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“…The medium-grain refinement assesses EA from a logical perspective, in terms of how the conceptual view will be achieved. Finally, the fine-grain refinement assesses EA from a physical perspective, in terms of where the logical processes are implemented (Emery & Hilliard, 2009;Stuht & Speck, 2016). The available literature (see Bui, 2012;Tamm et al, 2015;Vallerand et al, 2017;Wang & Zhao, 2009) does not show the granularities of EA refinement utilised at the different levels of maturity.…”

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Journal of Information and Communication (AJIC) is a peerreviewed, interdisciplinary, open access academic journal focused on information and communication ecosystems in Africa, elsewhere in the developing world, at at global level. Accredited by the South African Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), AJIC pursues its open access objective by publishing online, free to the user, under a Creative Commons licence, and by not imposing article processing charges on its contributors.

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Achieving value from enterprise architecture maturity

Bachoo

2018

Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists

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Bridging the Gap Between Independent Enterprise Architecture Domain Models

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The Uncertain Path to Enterprise Architecture (EA) Maturity in the South African Financial Services Sector

The Uncertain Path to Enterprise Architecture (EA) Maturity in the South African Financial Services Sector

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Achieving value from enterprise architecture maturity

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