In the EA context, portfolios describe the systematic management of a company’s assets and their interdependencies and form the basis for the representation of a digital image (“digital twin”).
ArchiMate, the global standard for describing enterprise architectures, provides sufficient concepts for building such an EA repository and planning transformation projects.
This session will discuss the need for an enterprise portfolio for planning and executing architecture initiatives, as well as provide insight into how to implement it using ADOIT. A more detailed discussion of individual portfolios will be provided in subsequent EA Focus Week webinars.

Capabilites are the basic building blocks of an organization. They form the ideal starting point for driving forward the strategic orientation of the company. With a targeted capability portfolio management you create the necessary capabilities of your enterprise. Identify and analyze your capabilities and derive appropriate measures. Which capabilities need to be implemented to realize new business models? Which applications support strategically important business capabilities? Which gaps need to be closed in the application landscape to provide the necessary capabilities?
In this webinar, we would like to show you how to set up capability portfolio management and how our EAM suite ADOIT supports you in this process.

Organizations need to react to a variety of internal and external factors. The resulting necessary changes must be coordinated and require adjustments at all architectural levels. Here, the ongoing development of the application portfolio is a key success factor.

The creation of an application catalogue represents the first step in the direction of application portfolio management. With comparatively reasonable effort, the application portfolio directly adds value to the organization and allows the development of documentation towards a business and technology architecture.

In this online workshop, we would like to discuss with you various questions that constantly arise in daily practice.

Data is considered a crown jewel of the 21st century. Leveraging this treasure for new products, more efficient business processes, or even new business models, makes information revolving around it an essential element of any business.

Especially in the context of digitalization initiatives, the knowledge related to data origin, and the distribution of data in the enterprise architecture can be one of the most critical success factors. What’s more, the quality, integrity and availability of mission-critical data play a significant role in many compliance requirements.

In today’s networked world, technology is ubiquitous. New technologies are changing service delivery processes and interactions with customers and business partners, enabling the emergence of entirely new business models. Technologies are increasingly becoming both the foundation and the drivers of business innovation.

However, with each additional technology in the portfolio, the costs for maintenance, migration, evaluation and implementation of security requirements for companies are also continuously rising. The number of technologies used is often proportional to the number of systems in operation. Therefore, it is necessary to select new technologies wisely and with foresight.

Enterprise Architects must estimate the true impact of changes, and get the full picture – from business processes down to IT infrastructure.
Get actionable insights about your organization by integrating your EA knowledge base with operational data. An integrated Enterprise Architecture helps to reduce manual efforts in building up EA models that support outcome-driven change. By bridging the gap between Enterprise Architecture, IT Service Management, Business Process Management, and Strategic Roadmapping EAs can bring everyone on the same page.

In this webinar, you will see how integrating relevant data builds a lean EA knowledge base and how integration with collaboration tools such as Confluence and MS Teams extends EA visibility and promotes architectural thinking.