Adaptation of enterprise architecture efforts to an agile environment

Authors Robin Duijs, Pascal Ravesteijn, Marlies van Steenbergen
Publication date 20 juni 2018
Research groups Betekenisvol Digitaal Innoveren, Procesinnovatie & informatiesystemen
Type Lezing

Summary

From the article: Agile ways of working have become mainstream, with many organisations practising a form of agile. Agile maturity among those organisations differs. In a research conducted by VersionOne Inc. (2016), 82% of the participating organisations stated to be at or below the level of ‘still maturing’. Existing agile and architecture methods have begun to incorporate some aspects of each other, with agile methods including architecting, such as the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), and architecture frameworks such as TOGAF (the Open Group Architecture Framework), adding agile elements (Poort, 2014). This study addresses the question how to shape the architecture function to effectively achieve compliance with architecture regulations, of solutions realised in an agile environment. To answer this question a multiple-case study was done, studying three different organisations. The findings are translated into seven propositions.

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ISBN/ISSN URN:ISBN:978-961-286-170-4
Key words Agile, Enterprise architecture, Agile maturity, SCRUM

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