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A comparsion and review of EA Maturity Models
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Enterprise Architecture(EA) Maturity Models
What EA Maturity Models exist?• There is no standard model for EA Maturity• TOGAF refers to US Doc ACMM • As of July 2011, I found the following EA
Maturity Models in the following categories: -Informal, vague, less used or less recent
• Maturity Model from NASCIO• EA Maturity Model from MIT Sloan• Enterprise Architecture Scorecard• Extended Enterprise Architecture Maturity Mo
del v2• Enterprise Architecture: A Maturity Model Bas
ed on Benefits Realization by Architecture and Governance Magazine
• Beam Research and other consultancy firms• WikiDot
More Formal and Structured
• ACMM - US Government Department of Commerce and Eavaluator from enterprise-architecture.com
• ITScore for EA from Gartner• EA Maturity Assessment From Forrester• EAMMF Version 2.0 from US Government Acco
untability Office
This presentations focuses on these models
Common Traits for all EA Maturity Models
• Most are modelled on the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
• The model has a number of levels(from 4-7) of maturity• Each level has an attribute or characteristic that can be rated
based on the maturity of the activities performed by the EA function
• Some models make recommendations in what are the areas of improvement
• Some provide tools to help assess your maturity
US Government - Doc US ACMM• Open
– Downloadable for free, recommended by TOGAF• Levels
– Six – None, Initial, Developing, Defined, Managed and Optimizing • Attributes: -
– Uses 9 characteristics• Architecture Process• Architecture Development• Business Linkage• Senior Management Involvement• Operating Unit Participation• Architecture Communication• IT Security• Governance• IT Investment and Acquisition Strategy
• Provides a means to do the measurement by not a tool as such. However enterprise-architecture.com provides a tool to assist in assessment called Eavaluator.
• Comment : Very good, easy to follow
ITScore for Enterprise Architecture
• Closed – Only for Gartner clients
• Levels– Initial, Developing, Defined,
Managed and Optimizing
• Attributes: -– Stakeholder support and
communication, team resources, EA development method, process integration, deliverables, disclosure and compliance, metrics, and stakeholder perceptions
• Provides a tool
ITScore Diagnostic Tool is used to evaluate your EA maturity
Measurement
Comment : Very good, easy to follow
Forrester EA Maturity• Closed
– Only for Forrester clients
• Levels– 1,2,3,4,5
• Attributes: -– Uses Archetype-Based
Approach• Orientation ( Business or
Technology )• Focus ( Project or Strategy )
• Provides a tool• Comment: A different take but
too lightweight
Measurement
Has an Excel Spreadsheet to ask questions that will feed into an assessment
US Government General Accounting Office - A Framework for Assessing and Improving Enterprise
Architecture Management• Open
– Downloadable for free• Levels
– Seven – Create EA awareness, Establish Commitment and Direction, Create a management foundation, Develop initial EA Versions, Using EA for targeted results, Use EA for transformation and Continuous Improvement
• Attributes: -– Uses 4 success criteria
• Demonstrates Commitment• Provides Capability to Meet Commitment• Demonstrates Satisfaction of Commitment• Verifies Satisfaction of Commitment
• No Tool available• Very detailed and thorough, possibly too heavy
The Levels of Maturity
• Comparing Maturity Levels of the 4 different types of models – Gartner's and ACMM very similar
Maturity Model 0 1 2 3 4 5 6Gartner’s ITScore Initial Developing Defined Managed Optimizing
Forresters’s EA Maturity Assessment 1 2 3 4 5
US Gov ACMM None initialUnder
development Defined Managed Optimizing
US Gov EAMMFCreate EA
Awareness
Establish Commitment and
direction
Create a management
foundation
Develop initial EA versions
Using EA for targeted results
Use EA for transformation
Continuous improvement
The Attributes of Maturity
• Comparing Attributes of the 4 different types of models – Gartner's and ACMM very similar, however Gartner has simplified the model