Published: 07 October 2024
Summary
Modern enterprises demand new ways of working from heads of enterprise architecture and their teams. Those who don’t adapt risk losing funding and jeopardizing long-term stability. This research outlines three strategies for heads of EA to enhance value by optimizing their operational methods.
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Overview
Key Findings
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Enterprise architecture (EA) functions that focus on controlling rather than influencing decisions have far less positive impact on key architecture decisions.
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When EA struggles to deliver on its promises consistently, its reputation suffers, making it challenging to secure necessary resources for future needs.
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The EA function’s operating model overlooks both internal and external conditions, making it difficult for EA to adapt to changing business conditions.
Recommendations
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Influence key decisions by developing stronger relationships and actively managing stakeholders to ensure they receive value from EA services.
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Enhance EA’s ability to deliver on its promises by defining an organizational structure that highlights its contributions.
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