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Section
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0 : CEA Introduction
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What
is CEA?
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Chapter
2 : City planning as the real life example of CEA
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Chapter
4 : Utilization
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Chapter
5 : EA disciplines
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Chapter
7 : EA road map
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See
the Enterprise
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Chapter
1 : Seeing the whole
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Concept
of Operation
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Chapter
2 : Enterprise Map concept
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Chapter
3: Enterprise Map method
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Chapter
4 : Enterprise Map drawings
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Preserve
Institutional Knowledge
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2: CEA model and framework
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Chapter
1 : What is framework and models
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Chapter
2 : CEA Model
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Chapter
3 : CEA Framework
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3: Business Architecture
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Chapter
1: Business architecture
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Chapter
2 : Structure based analysis
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Chapter
3 : Influence based analysis
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4: Notional
Target Enterprise Architecture
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Notional
Target Architecture
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Target
architecture on Enterprise Map
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Notional
Application Architecture
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Notional Data Architecture
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Chapter
4 : Notional Security Architecture
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5: Agility
Architecture
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Why
Agility Architecture ?
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A cross-cut Solution
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The
Agility Architecture model
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Agility
for both business & engineering
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Reference models to learn experience of
the others
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Reuse via standardization
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Governance
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5.1 :
Business Agility
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BRM
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Enterprise Reference Model
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Chapter
4 : Reuse by business process patterns
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Chapter
5: Reuse by business process standardization
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Chapter
6 : Agile business process modeling
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5.2 : Engineering Agility
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SRM
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DRM
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TRM
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Chapter
1 : The Engineering of Reuse
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Chapter
4 : application standards
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Data
standards
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Technology
standards
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5.3 :
Service Oriented Architecture
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Chapter
1 : The Engineering of consolidation
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Chapter
2 : Sharing to provide common services
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Chapter
3 : EA and SOA
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SOA
align to business
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SOA
appears to be bottom up
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Chapter
5 : Consolidate design
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6 Segment
Architecture
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Chapter
1 : What is segment architecture
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Chapter
3 : Segment architecture framework
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Chapter
4 : Detail architecture design
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Chapter
5 : Engineering gap analysis
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6.1
Define the segment
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Update business performance goal to
reflect change.
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Analyze business performance gap
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Prepare performance based strategic
planning
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Define the segment
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6.2
Design the alignment architecture
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Detail
business analysis
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The
alignment framework
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Segment
application design
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Segment Data design
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Segment
security design
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Segment
technology design
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6.3
Transition
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As
is environment
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Engineering
gap analysis
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Transition
plan
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Modernization
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FSAMF
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7.
Extended Architecture
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CEA
apply architecture principle to business
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Architecture
is the orderly arrangement of parts
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Apply
architecture principle to business
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Architecture
via Model and framework
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7.1 : Performance Architecture
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Chapter
1 : Performance Reference Architecture
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Chapter
2 : Performance architecture reference model
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Chapter
3 : Key performance indicator
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7.2 Communication Architecture
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Chapter
1 : EA communication
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Human
comprehension
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Chapter
2 : The EA products
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Chapter
3 : The communication channel
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Chapter
4 : The architecture drawing
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Chapter
5 : communication to locate reuse resources
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7.3 : Governance architecture
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Chapter
1 : Governance and compliance
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Chapter
2 : Governance and compliance model
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Chapter
3: Integrated Governance and Compliance
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Chapter
4 : Governance and compliance framework
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7.4 : Human Capital Architecture
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Chapter
1 : Human Capital Architecture
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7.5
Business process engineering
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Chapter
1: Business process solution
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Chapter
2 : The myth of business process
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7.6
Security Architecture
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Chapter
1: Security Architecture
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Chapter
2 : The myth of business process
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