Enterprise Architecture teaching

This paper proposed TOGAF to develop enterprice architecture of Mercu Buana University due to sharp increasing in number of students. This development must keep in line the bussines goal and information system used in University to support all business function.  The framework to develop architecture was TOGAF ADM. The model developed in this research could be used as a guidance to develop next enterprice architecture. Step of activity in TOGAF such as Business Architecture, Data Architecture, Application Architecture and Technology Architecture. We take account the Principe of Business such as : Advance of Business, Satisfaction of Stake Holder, Information System was responsible of all Academic Department, Sustainable of Business, Follow the State’s Regulation, Responsible.  In Data Architecture Model all data principle were taken account such as: data is our asset, data must could be shared, data could be accessed, data security, data definition. Applications Architecture takes account all application principle such as: application is Technology Independent and easy to use. And the last in Technology Architecture we take account all Technology Architecture principle such as: change based on need, quick response to change, interoperation.  The proposed enterprise architecture model is guidance for Mercu Buana University to develop its enterprise architecture while keeping in line with business strategic.

Tests for Lecture 3: The Role of Enterprise Architecture Practice. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Tests for Lecture 1: Introduction. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

"This study gathers and interprets the earliest extant references to architects in ancient Greek philosophy, as found in select works of Plato and Aristotle.  Throughout this review, Plato and Aristotle [are] shown to consistently present architectonic agents as exemplary civic and intellectual leaders, acting in awareness of their own (and others’) limits, with knowledge of the most appropriate archē, and with a view to the most comprehensive aims—the common good. This discloses an alternative and more accurate etymology of architects: not as master-builders but as leaders and makers of beginnings (archai). The aim of this essay has been not only to rediscover the discursive beginnings for a renewed philosophy of architecture, but to suggest how these philosophical 'archai' might help present-day architects reimagine the full relevance of their still contested role."

Teaching Case: What Went Wrong with the Enterprise Architecture Consulting Engagement? The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Introduction to the Course "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture". The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

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Tests for Lecture 2: The Concept of Enterprise Architecture. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Lecture 3: The Role of Enterprise Architecture Practice. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Lecture 2: The Concept of Enterprise Architecture. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Enterprise Architecture Teaching Pack. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

To support smart cities in aligning information technology (IT) and business strategies to achieve urban digitalization, this study aims to present an Enterprise Architecture Framework (EAF) to facilitate the digitalization of urban environments. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was employed to design a research model, and a mixed-mode methodology was employed. Quantitative data from survey questionnaires was used to gather data from practitioners in enterprises within Norway and Ireland that currently adopt Enterprise Architecture (EA) in a smart city project to empirically validate the developed EAF. Additionally, the developed EAF layers were validated through a qualitative focus group workshop with participants that utilize the developed EAF to provide digital services in smart cities. The findings suggest that the developed EAF can aid enterprises that provided digital services in identifying and assessing their digitalization initiatives and how EA benefits can be realized. Drawing on the TAM, the developed research model presents factors that influence practitioner's adoption of EA towards the digitalization of urban environments. More importantly, this study provides empirically validated research on EAF adoption which is scarce.

During the 2010 SAICSIT conference (http://hufee.meraka.org.za/Hufeesite/saicsit-2010) a half-day Enterprise Architecture Workshop was hosted where the purpose was to investigate:
1. the current status of teaching offerings in Enterprise Architecture in South Africa
2. future opportunities for developing Enterprise Architecture as research field.

Menjelaskan Pengertian dana penjelasan tentang;

=CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR
  Definisi sederhana Critical Success Factor adalah hal-hal penting yang diperlukan
  perusahan untuk mencapai suatu tujuan yang diinginkan.Bisa berupa tujuan organisasi
  atau sebuah project, program, dsb.

=KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
  Disebut juga Key Success Indicator (KSI) adalah indikator penting suatu
  manajemen.Tujuannya memastikan jumlah klaim, Nilai, Target yang telah dicapai
  selama jangka waktu tertentu dengan indeks lebih baik atau bergerak relatif dari
  target yang ditetapkan.
  KPI  dikatakan sebagai target Menengah untuk mencapai suatu tujuan.

=KEY GOAL INDICATORS
  Organisasi dan proyek adalah representasi dari tujuan yang ingin dicapai dalam
  indeks kuantitatif. Bila disederhanakan KGI adalah tujuan akhir.
  KGI mengatur kasus target yang ditetapkan untuk memvisualisasikan sarana tujuan
  numerik.


Presentasi Mata Kuliah Enterprise Architecture.
Fakultas Ilmu Komputer, Universitas Subang.

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Teaching Case: Useless Software Tool for Enterprise Architecture. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Risk analysis is traditionally accepted as a complex and critical activity in various contexts, such as strategic planning and software development. Given its complexity, several modeling approaches have been proposed to help analysts in representing and analyzing risks. Naturally, having a clear understanding of the nature of risk is fundamental for such an activity. Yet, risk is still a heavily overloaded and conceptually unclear notion, despite the wide number of efforts to properly characterize it, including a series of international standards. In this paper, we address this issue by means of an in-depth ontological analysis of the notion of risk. In particular, this analysis shows a surprising and important result, namely, that the notion of risk is irreducibly intertwined with the notion of value and, more specifically, that risk assessment is a particular case of value ascription. As a result, we propose a concrete artifact, namely, the Common Ontology of Value and Risk, which we employ to harmonize different conceptions of risk existing in the literature.

Teaching Case: Design of the Architecture Function at a Manufacturing Company. The full teaching pack with 19 lectures, tests and other materials based on the book "The Practice of Enterprise Architecture: A Modern Approach to Business and IT Alignment", which can be freely used for teaching purposes, adapted or translated with references to the original, is available on request to the author (visit http://kotusev.com)

Presently cities are undergoing changes and transformations due to the adoption of information and communications technology. Enterprise Architecture (EA) is one of the approaches adopted by practitioners and researchers to facilitate smart city development as it can enhance the effectiveness of cities' digital resources and sustainability capabilities. But, despite several literature on EA, studies on the adoption of EA to improve the sustainability of cities are still at the early stage. Besides, there are fewer studies that provided evidence on the adoption of EA to make cities sustainable grounded on established theoretical models and quantitative data. Therefore, this study aims to provide an understanding on the adoption of EA by different practitioners involved in a smart city project. Knowledge transfer and support services are integrated as new external variables needed to improve practitioners' behavior intention and actual adoption of EA in making cities smarter. A model is developed grounded on an extension of Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), and data were collected via a crosscountry survey. Partial least squares-structural equation modeling was employed to analyze the data. Findings from this study offer implications for research and practice and provide opportunities for future research.

— Service contracts bind parties legally, regulating their behavior in the scope of a (business) service relationship. Given that there are legal consequences attached to service contracts, understanding the elements of a contract is key to managing services in an enterprise. After all, provisions in a service contract establish obligations and rights for service providers and customers that must be respected in service delivery. The importance of service contracts to service provisioning in an enterprise has motivated us to investigate their representation in enterprise models. We have observed that approaches fall into two extremes of a spectrum. Some approaches, such as ArchiMate, offer an opaque " contract " construct, not revealing the rights and obligations in the scope of the governed service relationship. Other approaches, under the umbrella term " contract languages " , are devoted exactly to the formal representation of the contents of contracts. Despite the applications of contract languages, they operate at a level of detail that does not match that of enterprise architecture models. In this paper, we explore the gap between these two extremes. We address the representation of service contract elements with a systematic approach: we first propose a well-founded service contract ontology, and then extend the ArchiMate language to reflect the elements of the service contract ontology. The applicability of the proposed extension is assessed in the representation of a real-world cloud service contract.

This paper explores the use of "process-related models"-such as Enterprise Architecture (EA) models-as non-ontological resources (NORs) in the Ontology Engineering (OE) trajectory. These models are commonly available in enterprise repositories in process-rich social domains (e.g., e-Government, finance, software engineering, manufacturing), and serve as valuable sources of consolidated knowledge. We focus on the role of EA models in supporting what we are naming here Early Ontology Engineering, comprising the phases of purpose and scope identification as well as the identification of functional requirements for creating domain ontologies. This is because these models characterize, among other aspects, the organizational context and the business motivations/goals. Therefore, they may facilitate the identification of intended uses/purpose of an ontology to be integrated to the EA, as a means to address goals of the organization stakeholders. We show how this approach is being applied in a real-world e-Government project in the Public Security Domain.

Risk analysis is traditionally accepted as a complex and critical activity in various contexts, such as strategic planning and software development. Given its complexity, several modeling approaches have been proposed to help analysts in representing and analyzing risks. Naturally, having a clear understanding of the nature of risk is fundamental for such an activity. Yet, risk is still a heavily overloaded and conceptually unclear notion, despite the wide number of efforts to properly characterize it, including a series of international standards. In this paper, we address this issue by means of an in-depth ontological analysis of the notion of risk. In particular, this analysis shows a surprising and important result, namely, that the notion of risk is irreducibly intertwined with the notion of value and, more specifically, that risk assessment is a particular case of value ascription. As a result, we propose a concrete artifact, namely, the Common Ontology of Value and Risk, which we employ to harmonize different conceptions of risk existing in the literature.

This paper explores the use of „process-related models‟ – such as Enterprise Architecture (EA) models – as non-ontological resources (NORs) in the Ontology Engineering (OE) trajectory. These models are commonly available in enterprise repositories in process-rich social domains (e.g., e-Government, finance, software engineering, manufacturing), and serve as valuable sources of consolidated knowledge. We focus on the role of EA models in supporting what we are naming here Early Ontology Engineering, comprising the phases of purpose and scope identification as well as the identification of functional requirements for creating domain ontologies. This is because these models characterize, among other aspects, the organizational context and the business motivations/goals. Therefore, they may facilitate the identification of intended uses/purpose of an ontology to be integrated to the EA, as a means to address goals of the organization stakeholders. We show how this approach is being appl...