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Buy this essential guide for IT architects today!

This book provides a structured ‘conversion course’ for IT architects wanting to get to grips with the much broader scope of enterprise-scale architecture.

For more than a decade, enterprise architecture has been comfortably ensconced within the IT domain. Yet in many organisations, the gap between business and IT is more like a gaping chasm, whilst some other silos are more like separate worlds. To gain the best business benefits from architecture, it’s time to move out, bridging the silos to link everything the enterprise is and does.

Topics Covered Include:

How to leverage existing skills with IT architecture tools such as Zachman, TOGAF and PRINCE2^®.
How to resolve differences of structure and scope between IT architecture and enterprise architecture.
How to adapt existing IT-centric frameworks and methodologies for this broader role.
How to align architecture with enterprise-wide governance.
How to define, create, share and update the appropriate architectural information.

Key Features and Benefits:

Bridges the gap for IT architects who want to comprehend the much broader scope of enterprise-scale architecture. Enhancing your knowledge of this key area.
Shows how to use existing skills with IT architecture tools such as Zachman, TOGAF and PRINCE2. Helping you to enhance and maintain the level of best practice within your organisation.
Details how to align architecture with enterprise-wide governance, allowing your organisations to realise the full benefits.
Written by an industry-leading expert on enterprise architecture, Tom Graves.
We also offer a paperback (Softcover) version of this book - Bridging the Silos (Softcover).

Authors: Tom Graves
Publisher: Tetradian Books
ISBN 10: 1906681031
ISBN 13: 9781906681036
Pages: 200
Format: Electronic Download (.PDF 1.63MB)
Published Date: December 2008
Availability: Immediate Download