By 2007, 15% of EA core teams will move out from under the IT organization's management structure, with direct reporting relationships to either corporate strategy or corporate change management functions. By 2007, 40% of enterprise architects will have primary expertise in business strategy or process engineering.
– The Meta Group
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CogniViz for Enterprise ArchitectureIn recent years, Enterprise Architecture (EA) has grown in significance to become a vital component to competitive advantage by managing complex layers and categories of IT and business data. However, current EA tools do have limitations. Often they organize information in discreet or “siloed” repositories or have relied on cryptic, time-consuming report programming languages to get valuable information out. Trying to leverage them for more than canned reports and pre-planned queries can make answering strategic questions difficult.
For more information on how CogniViz can begin helping you maximize the return from your existing architecture investment and help you bridge the gap between your information and strategic business insight, click here. |