1. A journey Executive Overview of Enterprise Architecture and Architecture Development Method Author Amit Nandi

2. Enterprise Architecture framework and Architecture development Method Using TOGAF 9, FEA, FSAM, TEA,COBIT, ITIL, and Existing Enterprise architecture 2 www.thesmeconsortium.com

3. 3 www.thesmeconsortium.com In most organizations architecture work stop at the end of creation phase Architecture

4. Establish EA program Enterprise Capabilities Define Framework Define, Prioritize Segments Choose tools Develop Governance Obtain Approval Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 4 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Existing Architecture

5. Define Vision Define Scope Gap Analysis Road Map Establish Projects Identify Stakeholders Obtain Sponsor Approval Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 5 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Existing Architecture

6. Define LoB PRM Define LoB BRM Populate As-is BRM Populate To-be BRM Conduct gap analysis Conduct impact analysis Populate PRM indicator Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 6 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Existing Architecture

7. Define LoB - SRM DRM Populate As-is Populate To-be Conduct gap analysis Conduct impact analysis Populate PRM indicator Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 7 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Existing Architecture

8. Define LoB TRM Populate As-is TRM Populate To-be TRM Conduct gap analysis Conduct impact analysis Populate PRM indicator Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 8 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Existing Architecture

9. Business Context System Context Model Use Case Model User Profile Non Functional Requirements Architecture Decisions Architecture Overview Components Model Operational Model Governance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) 9 www.thesmeconsortium.com TOGAF 9 Work products developed in Phase A through Phase D Existing Architecture

11. Road Map

12. ProjectsGovernance (COBIT ITIL Existing Governance) Existing Architecture