Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture: A Practical and Pragmatic Approach to Learning the Basics of Enterprise Architecture

Table of Contents
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Architecture Origin
	2.1. Timeline
	2.2. Zachman Framework
	2.3. The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF)
		2.3.1. Fundamental Content
			2.3.1.1. Architecture Development Method
		2.3.2. Series Guides
	2.4. Similarities and Differences
	2.5. Summary
Chapter 3: Architecture Definition
	3.1. Defining Enterprise Architecture
	3.2. Summary
Chapter 4: Architecture Domains
	4.1. Domains and Layers
	4.2. The Information Domain
	4.3. Multi-domain Model
	4.4. Summary
Chapter 5: Architecture Roles
	5.1. Defining Roles and Functions
	5.2. Generic Roles
	5.3. Variety in Functions
	5.4. The Enterprise Architect
	5.5. Summary
Chapter 6: Architecture Visualization
	6.1.	 Language to Visualize
	6.2.	 Modeling Language
		6.2.1. Architecture Elements
			6.2.1.1. Motivation Elements
			6.2.1.2. Strategy Layer
			6.2.1.3. Business Layer
			6.2.1.4. Information Layer
			6.2.1.5. Application Layer
			6.2.1.6. Technology Layer
			6.2.1.7. Composite Elements
			6.2.1.8. Implementation and Migration Layer
	6.3.	 Catalogs, Matrices, and Diagrams
	6.4.	 The Right Toolset
		6.4.1. Architecture Repository
			6.4.1.1. Enterprise Architecture Landscape
			6.4.1.2. Reference Architecture
			6.4.1.3. Standards
			6.4.1.4. Requirements
	6.5.	 Summary
Chapter 7: Architecture Positioning
	7.1.	 Earning Stripes
	7.2.	 Architecture Purpose
	7.3.	 Summary
Chapter 8: Architecture Implementation
	8.1. Implementation Wheel
	8.2. Document
		8.2.1. Information
			8.2.1.1. Organization
			8.2.1.2. Processes
			8.2.1.3. Concepts
			8.2.1.4. Applications
			8.2.1.5. Technology
		8.2.2. Stakeholders
			8.2.2.1. Identify Key Stakeholders
			8.2.2.2. Analyze Needs and Expectations
			8.2.2.3. Classify Stakeholders
			8.2.2.4. Stakeholder Map
			8.2.2.5. Communications Plan
	8.3. Define
		8.3.1. Maturity
			8.3.1.1. Maturity Model
			8.3.1.2. Maturity Levels
			8.3.1.3. Elements of Maturity
			8.3.1.4. Current and Desired Level
		8.3.2. Framework
			8.3.2.1. Framework Pyramid
			8.3.2.2. Basic Principles
			8.3.2.3. Requirements
			8.3.2.4. Standards
		8.3.3. Strategy
			8.3.3.1. Drivers
			8.3.3.2. Goals
			8.3.3.3. Objectives
			8.3.3.4. Initiatives
	8.4. Execute
		8.4.1. Strategy
		8.4.2. Roadmap
	8.5. Control
		8.5.1. Measure Progress
			8.5.1.1. Architecture Deliverables
			8.5.1.2. Goals and Objectives
			8.5.1.3. Dashboards
	8.6. Summary
Chapter 9: Next Steps
	9.1. The Next Level
	9.2. Summary
Chapter 10: Architecture Application
	10.1. Lemon-A-de
	10.2. Developing Lemon-A-de’s Architecture
	10.3. A Few Years Later
	10.4. Summary
Chapter 11: Closing Remarks
Appendix A: Example Information Map
Appendix B: Example Maturity Model
Appendix C: Example Work Package View
References
Index