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Enterprise Architecture(EA) Maturity Models

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Enterprise Architecture(EA) Maturity Models

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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