Abstract
In the previous chapter, we clarified the contextual parameters of Enterprise Architecture Management. Addressing the core of EAM implementation, this chapter now describes in detail EAM goals, processes, functions, artifacts, roles, and tools. Thus, after revisiting EAM goals, an EAM process framework is described that provides a comprehensive overview of EAM processes and functions. On the one hand, the framework comprises the EAM cube with core EAM processes. On the other hand, it encompasses supporting processes for enabling and steering the EAM capability. Each process type and its practical implementation are described in detail. Next, EAM artifacts are addressed. After a two-dimensional classification of artifacts, we describe how to create coherent collections of principles. Further artifacts described include, for example, maps of the digital ecosystem, target architectures, and roadmaps. In a similar vein, the tools as well as the EAM organization and roles required to fulfill the EAM processes and capabilities are described in depth.
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Ziemann, J. (2022). EAM Implementation. In: Fundamentals of Enterprise Architecture Management. The Enterprise Engineering Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-96734-5_4
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