Category Archives : Enterprise Architecture
In the latest release of the Enterprise Evolver app, a time machine feature is added. To visualize the network data over time, the Insight Analyzer offers a time machine feature. This feature allows users to visualize the evolution of enterprise in terms of how nodes and connections change over time. For example, users can visualize […]
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One of the best explanations offered recently about the work of enterprise architects and their tools is by Tom Graves in his article titled Architecture as boxes, lines and glue. In it Tom rightly points out that much of the work of an enterprise architect is invisible (cohesively and logically connecting business functions), that the […]
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The Maps module in Enterprise Evolver offers you many visual modeling techniques to create models, views and blueprint of your business by associating and relating items belonging to different business parts. You can use these maps to understand how different parts (e.g. organization categories) of your business work together to deliver value to your customers […]
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We have added some cool features in Enterprise Evolver. Some of the highlights of the new features are: A radial view layout to create a view of clustered of nodes (radial layout) for complex analysis and pattern discovery A time slider to visualize the evolution of your enterprise Many ways to slice and dice data […]
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Enterprise Architecture is a capability to tackle complexity with the goal of creating coherent enterprises. Enterprise complexity is tackled by mapping enterprise parts (e.g. goals, customer jobs, outcome, capability, processes, services, products, channels, people, and technology) to understand how every part is related and fit together to generate revenue or deliver value to enterprise’s customers. According […]
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The Insight Analyzer feature of Enterprise Evolver provides many functionalities for users to visualize and analyze enterprise data through interactive directed network graph (“graph”). The Insight Analyzer offer another way to visualize complex relationship.. The network graph consists of a set of nodes and edges. Nodes represent the business parts and edges are the connections […]
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This is the part 2 of the article focusing on outside-in architecture. In the part 1, I focused on defining the customer journey mapping which is one of the key blueprints used for designing business from the outside-in. In this article, we will dig deeper into understanding what it takes to map a journey and the key building […]
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Here are some images from the latest version 2.50 of Enterprise Evolver. Now, in the Evolver app, you can model connection and flow. Enterprise Evolver offers an ability to connect, associate and link instances of one business part to another. Connection can describe the nature of relationships between various business parts/categories; how they relate to […]
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This is a series of article focusing on outside-in architecture. These articles will dig into the outside-in blueprints, maps, methodology and the techniques available in Enterprise Evolver app to transform a business to more customer centric. This series would be very helpful for customer experience (CX) professionals, enterprise and business architects but also within marketing, customer service, product […]
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Business and IT professionals know quite too well the importance of having intimate knowledge about the relationship an enterprise business’s strategy, capability, processes, technology, information systems and other resources and how the organization deals with its resources, capabilities and customers. In Enterprise Evolver, you can now map Customer Jobs & Journeys, Business Goals & Strategy, Business Capabilities […]
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