[PDF] Top 20 Applying Agile in Enterprise Architecture

... how agile principles originating from software development can be incorporated in the development of an enterprise architecture (EA 1 ...systems architecture [1] was ...system ... See full document

... by applying Enterprise Architecture (EA) ...use enterprise framework to improve their management agility while reducing the cost of ... See full document

... oriented architecture (SOA) is one of the architecture methods that provide business operations Integration by using services [1, ...the enterprise needs to perform some changes, using this ... See full document

... I think, they are primarily financial oriented, so based on Cost and benefit. This will cost us 10.000 euro per month but in half year it will generate this and this ten thousand euro of value. It is just black and ... See full document

... software architecture (SA/SWA); in particular, he is interested in life cycle system/software engineering, requirements engineering, relating software requirements and architectures, knowledge management in soft- ... See full document

... SC Agile handles innovative products, with volatile ...SC Agile is able to read and respond to an unpredictable demand and high variety, a chain that is in an oscillating ...the agile chain has as a ... See full document

... That approach resulted in identification of eighteen individual EA activities distributed among four categories: EA Alignment, EA Realization, EA Development and EA Foundation. EA Alignment activities all aim to align ... See full document

... case, agile methodologies don’t consider software testing activities as a separate stage of the process, instead for them, it’s integral part of it as coding, which makes a huge difference from conventional ... See full document

... Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and an eco-system that in SAP’s case is epitomised by the Enterprise Services Workplace (ESW) (SAP ...HANA) architecture (Word, 2013; SAP ... See full document

... The first identified factor is the architecture’s vulnerability to risks. This could be defined as being at risk and the likelihood of having certain risks [3], possibly causing disturbances [8]. This factor is relevant ... See full document

... Fourné et al. (2014) found three key dynamic capabilities which enable multinational enterprises to operate successfully across the globe, and these include: sensing local opportunities, enacting global ... See full document

... Chapter 6 begins with introduction of Delphi expert panel method. It explains the process, data and the results of the verification process. The results show how much ISAM framework and service architecture model ... See full document

... GIBSON, Helen and AKHGAR, Babak (2017). Towards an enterprise architecture framework for community policing. In: JAHANKHANI, Hamid, CARILLE, Alex, EMM, David, HOSSEINIAN-FAR, Amin, BROWN, Guy, SEXTON, ... See full document

... an enterprise SOA-based, most developer and products use WS-Security [44] that defines a standard set of SOAP extensions that can be used to provide message content integrity and ... See full document

... On the other hand, SCRUM is an Agile method which is focused on project management. When using this method, software development is performed by a group, during time intervals called "sprints". Each sprint ... See full document

... In previous section we have defined an expressive Responsibility metamodel aiming at supporting the modelling and the formalisation of the responsibilities of the employees. This Responsibility has been represented by ... See full document

... In the past, manufacturing enterprises usually select their cooperation partners by bidding, but since the narrow scope of bidding, the small quantity of bidding enterprises, lack of knowledge of bidding enterprises, the ... See full document

... In order to manage and improve something, it is necessary to be able to analyse the current state of affairs. This analysis is at the core of making rational decisions about information systems and enterprise ... See full document

... This principle can be used when one class wants to send a message to another class. To illustrate this principle, as an example considered the figure 5 (Agile Security Design for Dependency Inversion) using ... See full document

... In an example of a typical e-commerce system, which consists of web-portal, payment, logis- tic, and financial system. In order to complete one order from a customer, the e-commerce system need multiple systems. The ... See full document