Category : Business Design - Enterprise Evolver-An App to Map the Whole Enterprise

A roadmap to success: How evaluating your business capabilities can guide your improvement journey

Evaluating a business capability model using attributes such as maturity, importance, and complexity can provide several benefits for the organization, including: Prioritization: By assessing the maturity of the capability’s process, technology or skills of people, and the importance of each capability, organizations can prioritize which capabilities to focus on first, and which area (e.g. process, […]

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Navigate the future with a robust business strategy and EA models

Developing a business strategy involves a number of key elements, including: Understanding your market: Conduct market research to understand your industry, customers, and competitors. Defining your mission and vision: Define your purpose as a company, and what you aspire to achieve in the long term. Setting clear goals and objectives: Establish specific, measurable goals and […]

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Start with Business Architecture to create microservice architecture & cloud architecture

When presenting information to business stakeholders about cloud services to make investment decisions, it is important to provide a clear and comprehensive overview of the specific service being considered. This should include information on the service’s capabilities, scalability, security measures, and pricing model. It is also important to discuss the potential risks and limitations of […]

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Capability Overview Report

Often business and enterprise architects struggle to create a capability overview report to show how enterprise budget is allocated to the capabilities of organization and how mature are they and how are they supported by various technologies , people and process. In Enterprise Evolver, the Capability Portfolio View does this job nicely. Users can either […]

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Digital Business Case Development

Traditional business case development practices focus mostly on the conventional value measurement technique like NPV (Net Profit Value), however, in a digital business transformation, these techniques are not so effective. Enterprise Evolver provides a comprehensive end to end business case development process. Following are the steps: Identify goals and metrics Identify capabilities that will be […]

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Reinvent the way you do enterprise architecture with an intelligent Chatbot

One of the responsibilities of an enterprise architect is to maintain the complex relationships of all business parts (eg Goal, Policy, Initiative, Capability, Skill, Apps, Technology etc) of the enterprise over time to provide complete traceability of the enterprise. If your organization is complex, then visualizing the complexity and performing analysis sometime could be wearisome. […]

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Capability Driven Strategy for Innovation

In today’s fast-changing environment and in the age of disruption, organization’s business models are not durable enough to manage change. Most change in business model is driven by the change in customer journey that drives changes in organization capabilities. The traditional approach of developing strategies are not suitable in the age of disruption. Enterprise Evolver (“Evolver”) […]

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Manage Business Change with Enterprise Evolver

Change is perpetual never ending. Organizations are constantly developing solutions and releasing new features to support business change. So how do you build a process to manage the continuous change and how do you visualize the evolving nature of your business? Enterprise Evolver provides a continuous architecture development environment with all the knowledge of business […]

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How to create a customer journey map

Customer journey map (aka experience map) is a strategic planning tool that provides a common understanding of: how customers are interacting with various touchpoints to reach their goals, what is their whole experience and what business parts (e.g. journey stages, customer goals & outcomes, needs, services, touchpoints, systems, business processes, people) go into making up […]

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Customer Journey Map and Capability Model

The way today customer is buying products is changing dramatically, instead of sitting passively, customers are reaching out to their friends and social networks to find out their options. Moreover, customers are exposed to information constantly from many touchpoints over the internet. This means marketers need to focus on the most influential touchpoint and integrate […]

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