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7 Examples of Business Architecture

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Business architecture is the analysis and design of business strategy, structures, capabilities, processes and metrics. As a discipline, this has a broad scope. As a practice, teams typically focus on a few areas of strategic importance to a firm. The following are illustrative examples.

Business Strategy

A business architecture team is tasked with standardizing and improving the process of strategic planning across business units. They implement templates and help each business unit to develop strategy proposals at a reasonable level of quality. The team also orchestrates processes for strategy review and approvals.

Capability Management

A business architecture team that owns capability management for an investment bank. They create a dashboard of business capabilities by product with a RAG status for capabilities such as risk management and compliance.

Transformation

Implementation support for transforming a software company to a cloud services model. Deliveries include a GAP analysis by product.

Improvement

A gap analysis of core operational processes with goals such as improving quality, reducing cost and identifying risks.

Business-IT Alignment

Representing the business in determining how IT services can better serve business units.

Benchmarking

Benchmarking capabilities, processes, products, services and systems against key competition or industry best practices.

Distinctive Capabilities

Identification of distinctive capabilities using techniques such as market research and competitive analysis.
Overview: Business Architecture
Type
Definition
The analysis and design of business models, strategies, structures, capabilities, processes, practices and metrics.
Scope
In practice, business architecture teams are typically focused on programs of strategic importance to a business such as transformation to a new business model.
Related Concepts
More about business architecture:
Benchmarking
Business Analysis
Business Capabilities
Business Capabilities
Business Constraints
Business Functions
Business Models
Business Processes
Business Strategy
Capability Management
Competitive Advantage
Compliance
Critical Success Factors
Gap Analysis
Management Accounting
Organizational Structure
Organizing Principle
Risk Identification
Strategic Drivers
Strategic Planning
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Business Architecture

What business architects do.

Gap Analysis

An overview of gap analysis with examples.

Distinctive Capability

A definition of distinctive capability with a few examples.

Business Functions

The definition of business functions with examples.

Organization Design

The definition of organization design with examples.

Process Requirements

Common examples of process requirements.

Functional Structure

A complete overview of functional structure with examples, characteristics, advantages, disadvantages and comparisons.

Business Capabilities

A few examples of business capabilities.

Business Analysis

A list of business analysis techniques and deliverables.

Requirements

The common types and formats of requirements.

Process Gaps

A few examples of common process gaps.

Best In Class

A definition of best in class with examples.

Data Analysis

The common types of data analysis.

Technical Feasibility

Common types of technical feasibility.

Requirements Elicitation

The common types of requirements elicitation.

Requirements Management

A definition of requirements management with examples.

Specifications

The common types of specification.
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