Published on 02 Dec 2015
This may be the first time you see an Enterprise Architecture.
What you see here is a total concept of concepts that are carefully picked based on a strategy. Every concept here is designed globally (as a principle diagram) and in detail.
Projects use the global and detailed designs (or projections) of the concepts to design and realize their solutions.
From function to form
Architects design Forms (Concepts) that go with Functions. So this total concept (enterprise architecture) belongs to an enterprise function model. And within that, there is a governance functions model, business functions model, information functions model, and technology functions model
It is important to note that a functions model is NOT part of the architecture, but rather the background or foundation for an architecture. Functions, in themselves, do nothing; they only perform group activities.
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