Publication

Business-IT Alignment with SEAM for Enterprise Architecture

Alain Wegmann, Gil Regev
2007
Conference Papers

Abstract

To align an IT system with an organization’s needs, it is necessary to understand the organization’s position within its environment a well as its internals. In SEAM for Enterprise Architecture the organization is considered as a hierarchy of systems that span from business down to IT. The alignment process addresses the complete hierarchy. We illustrate the use of SEAM for Enterprise Architecture with a real project in which a new hiring process and an IT system are developed.

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