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Enterprise Business Architecture

Explicitly describes the "as is" and "to be" states of the business and brings a structured approach to business analysis and design

Enterprise Architecture is About Building Representations of the Business

Enterprise Architecture Brings Clarity

Enterprise Architecture Provides Lasting Knowledge Management Benefits

Enterprise Architecture Helps Manage Complexity and Risk

Enterprise Architecture Enables Development of Agile Systems

Enterprise Architecture is a Vehicle for Strategy, Transformation and Integration

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Models are standardized, reusable and understandable

Provides a common language for describing strategies, programs, services, processes, information and technologies

Is a way to retain enterprise knowledge
Accelerates the learning process
Creates a reusable asset

Organizes and summarizing vast amounts of detail
Enables better planning and informed decision-making
A rational basis for resource allocation/risk mitigation
Key component of modern governance, controllership and risk management frameworks

Facilitates IT/Business Alignment
Enables creation of 'agile' processes and systems that are:

Better-focused on business needs
More fully able to anticipate future needs
More integrated/flexible/adaptable

Enables service design and transformation to integrated service delivery
Provides a mechanism for understanding programs, services and processes as they exist today
Allows alternative program and delivery strategies to be evaluated
Spotlights overlaps and inconsistencies-opportunities for simplification and sharing
Directly delivers performance management measures and supports modern controllership