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There are four types of architecture that are commonly accepted as subsets of an overall enterprise architecture A Business (or Business Process) Architecture - this defines the business strategy, governance, organization, and key business processes. A Data Architecture - this describes the structure of an organization's logical and physical data assets and data management resources. An Applications Architecture - this kind of architecture provides a blueprint for the individual application systems to be deployed, their interactions, and their relationships to the core business processes of the organization. A Technology Architecture - this describes the logical software and hardware capabilities that are required to support the deployment of business, data, and application services. This includes IT infrastructure, middleware, networks, communications, processing, standards, etc.
Enterprise Architecture By: Sherif AbdElGawad Open Standard, Open Platform, Open Architecture The Open Road:
12/30/2011 2 About Me! Sherif AbdElGawad Chief Technologist and Innovative Solution Development subject matter expert A seasoned IT leader with background in solutions development, services, and Enterprise Architecture design IT Transformation and Data Center Automation on broad range of Technology with big picture of IT- to-Business Alignment and defining roadmap to IT-as-a-Service Thought leader in emerging technologies and standards Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 3 Architecture What is Architecture? “The art of science of building or constructing edifices of any kind of human use…” – Oxford “The Organizational structure of system or component.” – IEEE 610 Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 Sherif AbdElGawad 4 System Architecture “The fundamental organization of a system embodied in its components, their relationships to each other and to the environment, and the principles guiding its design and evolution.” (IEEE 1471-2000) Solution Architecture It is an overall Technical Architecture that can be reflecting different elements of technology within the enterprise. Its scope can be data, software, application or any IT Infrastructure technical components Architecture Framework A resource that guides the development or description of an architecture Business Architecture A perspective of the overall architecture reflecting enterprise mission, strategies, goals, business drivers, business processes, information flows, and the supporting organizational structure Enterprise Architecture A blueprint (set of models) that depicts how various business and technical elements work together as a whole Definitions Abstraction Elaboration Enterprise Architecture & Cloud
12/30/2011 5 Architecture Vs. Design Example: System Architecture & System Design Design: How each component should be built Many different designs may address the same need Different Architectures imply different needs Analogy: House: Architecture: Number of rooms, main structure, character, guiding lines. Design: Interior Design, rooms structure, electricity, ..etc. Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 6 Enterprise, Segment, or Solution Architectures Scope, Detail, Impact & Audience Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 7 Conceptual Model Of Architecture Description Systems & Architectures Environment System Purpose Stakeholder Architecture Description Architecture Fulfills Influence Situated in Has Described by Has Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 8 System Complexity: Organizations were spending more and more money building IT systems Poor Business Alignment: Organizations were finding it more and more difficult to keep those increasingly expensive IT systems aligned with business need. Organizations Grew Organically, some Enterprises had a well defined Architecture, some just emerged/just happened! Enterprise Challenges The Need of Enterprise Architecture Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 9 EA is a way of understanding and managing complex behaviors of different Enterprise Systems Interactions. EA Connects Strategy and Goals to Execution EA provides a common basis for understanding and communicating how systems are structured to meet strategic objectives EA enables flexibility and adaptability, so that business capabilities can keep pace with changes in strategy. The Enterprise Architecture (EA) Making Sense Of Organization Messes Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 10 The Zachman Framework For Enterprise Architecture The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) The Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) The Gartner Methodology, formally the Meta Framework DoDAF: Customized version of TOGAF for Department Of Defense Red Hat Inc. The Enterprise Architecture Industry Most Used Methodologies Enterprise Architecture & Cloud
12/30/2011 11 The Open Group Architectural Framework TOGAF’s View Of Enterprise Architecture TOGAF describes itself as a “Framework” The most important part of TOGAF is the Architecture Development Method (ADM). It is a recipe for creating architecture. A recipe can be categorized as a “Process”. However you want to consider TOGAF: “Framework, Process, or Methodology”, it enables the movement from generic to specific. Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 12 TOGAF: The Four Architecture Domains Enterprise Architecture Domains Enterprise Architecture Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 13 Why Should You Care about Enterprise Architecture? IT Maturity & Business Agility Improves Effectiveness or Efficiency with proven Industry Standard Structured way to Align Business To IT Simplify the Complexity of Future IT & IT as a Service Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 14 Who Implemented, Uses or Offers Enterprise Architecture? Government Agencies US: DoD (DODAF), States, FBI South Africa Gov Europe: MOD UK (MODAF), Department Of Social Security (UK), National Health Services (UK), Police IT Org (UK). Firms & Enterprise Exxon, Starbuck, Pepsi, Telco, DHL, Emirates Airlines, Aramco, Chevron, HSBC, BoA, Verizon, …. Services Organization Capgemini, Cognizant, Wipro, EDS, TCS, InfoSys, …. Vendors SAP, Cisco, IBM, Microsoft, VMWare, Oracle, HP, Dell, … Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
12/30/2011 15 In Summary: EA & Business Challenges Business Challenge The business challenges are categorized into a number of different themes that run through the fabric of Enterprise. The Enterprise Architecture is mapped in addressing the following business challenges. Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
Questions? 12/30/2011 16 Enterprise Architecture & Cloud Sherif AbdElGawad
Summary: Enterprise Architecture is a structured way to define and design how business and technology should work together.
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