Pemodelan Arsitektur Enterprise STMIK CIC Cirebon Menggunakan Enterprise Architecture Planning

One of many ways that is related to the determining of an ideal demand of an informationsystem to fulfill the business needs which meets to the development of organization is bydeveloping enterprise architecture. Enterprise Architecture will explain and draw theprocesses in executing and guiding of the information system developing planning such as:Data Architecture, Application Architecture and Technology Architecture to create thegood planning in developing and implementing an integrated information system. TheEnterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) is the basic for the management to support itsusing of IT/IS in the organization.EAP is a process to definite data architecture,application, and technology for the using of information in supporting the business and theplanning of architecture implementation. The process guideline of EAP is stressing the technique and the individual skill in operating and guiding the enterprise architecture. The business function is identified based on value chain Porter. The business model produced will be a basic data in defining Data Architecture, Application, Technology, and Implementation Planning Design. The result of this business modeling are found 72 detail business functions, 60 data entity candidates, and 36 application candidates which are classified into 6 application. The last step of the EAP is the designing of roadmap for the enterprise architecture implementation planning to make a full blue print to be applied

Experiences in Multi-domain Management Service Development

The developers of management systems and the management services that operate over them will be faced with increasing complexity as services are developed for the open service market. This paper presents experiences in the development of management services that span several administrative domains and which are therefore representative of the complexities of the open service market. The work described involved the development of TMN based management systems that provided management services in support of multimedia teleservices operating over broadband networks

Planning and Design Soa Architecture Blueprint

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a framework for integrating business processes and supporting IT infrastructure as secure, standardized components-services-that can be reused and combined to address changing business priorities. Services are the building blocks of SOA and new applications can be constructed through consuming these services and orchestrating services within a business process. In SOA, services map to the business functions that are identified during business process analysis. Upon a successful implementation of SOA, the enterprise gain benefit by reducing development time, utilizing flexible and responsive application structure, and following dynamic connectivity of application logics between business partners. This paper presents SOA reference architecture blueprint as the building blocks of SOA which is services, service components and flows that together support enterprise business processes and the business goals

Competences of IT Architects

The field of architecture in the digital world uses a plethora of terms to refer to different kinds of architects, and recognises a confusing variety of competences that these architects are required to have. Different service providers use different terms for similar architects and even if they use the same term, they may mean something different. This makes it hard for customers to know what competences an architect can be expected to have.\ud \ud This book combines competence profiles of the NGI Platform for IT Professionals, The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF), as well as a number of Dutch IT service providers in a comprehensive framework. Using this framework, the book shows that notwithstanding a large variety in terminology, there is convergence towards a common set of competence profiles. In other words, when looking beyond terminological differences by using the framework, one sees that organizations recognize similar types of architects, and that similar architects in different organisations have similar competence profiles. The framework presented in this book thus provides an instrument to position architecture services as offered by IT service providers and as used by their customers.\ud \ud The framework and the competence profiles presented in this book are the main results of the special interest group “Professionalisation” of the Netherlands Architecture Forum for the Digital World (NAF). Members of this group, as well as students of the universities of Twente and Nijmegen have contributed to the research on which this book is based

Planning strategically, designing architecturally : a framework for digital library services

In an era of unprecedented technological innovation and evolving user expectations and information seeking behaviour, we are arguably now an online society, with digital services increasingly common and increasingly preferred. As a trusted information provider, libraries are in an advantageous position to respond, but this requires integrated strategic and enterprise architecture planning, for information technology (IT) has evolved from a support role to a strategic role, providing the core management systems, communication networks, and delivery channels of the modern library. Further, IT components do not function in isolation from one another, but are interdependent elements of distributed and multidimensional systems encompassing people, processes, and technologies, which must consider social, economic, legal, organisational, and ergonomic requirements and relationships, as well as being logically sound from a technical perspective. Strategic planning provides direction, while enterprise architecture strategically aligns and holistically integrates business and information system architectures. While challenging, such integrated planning should be regarded as an opportunity for the library to evolve as an enterprise in the digital age, or at minimum, to simply keep pace with societal change and alternative service providers. Without strategy, a library risks being directed by outside forces with independent motivations and inadequate understanding of its broader societal role. Without enterprise architecture, it risks technological disparity, redundancy, and obsolescence. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, this conceptual paper provides an integrated framework for strategic and architectural planning of digital library services. The concept of the library as an enterprise is also introduced

A survey of agent-oriented methodologies

This article introduces the current agent-oriented methodologies. It discusses what approaches have been followed (mainly extending existing object oriented and knowledge engineering methodologies), the suitability of these approaches for agent modelling, and some conclusions drawn from the survey

Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) Using TOGAF-ADM at Fuel Supplier

Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) has been widely used in various types of businesses. Such as government organizations, agriculture, the banking industry, and companies. This study focuses on creating an EAP for the "Pangkalan BBM Dedi" using the TOGAF ADM framework. Through this research, we succeeded in making the architectural design of the business. The current business processes and processes are identified when a system or application is implemented at the business architecture phase. At the data, the architecture stage resulted in three main activities with seven data entities. The application architecture resulted Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP) is a in recommendations for information systems that can accommodate business needs. The architectural technology stage consists of designing a hardware device and a network that can accommodate application architecture. Overall, there are two business processes whose function is maintained as before, four business processes that the system will replace, and one business process which can be added later