Enterprise Architecture Services Overview |
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We are passionate about delivering world class enterprise
architecture. EAS works in partnership with its clients to
deliver effective, practical and usable architecture solutions. |
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Depending on the requirements of an organisation, we
offer two streams of professional services:- |
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We provide world class consulting
and support to global organisations. Our
consultants work with clients, helping
drive forward their enterprise
initiatives, providing Business & IT
architecture support, augmenting or
mentoring existing teams and helping
deliver effective, value-driven IT
solutions. |
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We help organisations to develop
or refine their architecture
capabilities. Our experience of
implementing successful, global-scale
architectures allows us to implement
end-to-end EA capabilities that engage
the business, create a robust EA
environment and focus on delivery of
value. |
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Examples of our work
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EA Consulting
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Architecture design for a
global SOA project. |
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Formation of an
architecture team followed by
mentoring and support. |
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Definition of
requirements and management of
vendor selection to support a
major BI project. |
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Definition and execution
of a legacy transitioning
programme. |
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Evaluation of a proposed
SAP implementation. |
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Identification, planning
and delivery support of an IT
rationalisation project. |
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Review of a proposed
outsourcing architecture. |
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Acted as an independent
party between a global
organisation and an outsourcing
partner. |
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Supported a major
business change initiative. |
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EA Capability Development
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Design and delivery of
several global architecture
programmes. |
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Delivery of a strategy
alignment plan. |
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Refocusing of an existing
architecture effort to increase
the usability and value it
delivered. |
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Implementation of a
simplified architecture,
overlaying an existing mandated
framework, to demonstrate value
more effectively. |
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Implementation of an
effective business engagement
model utilising innovative
metrics. |
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Design and implementation
of a global governance
capability. |
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The Enterprise Architecture Solutions Methodology -
bringing order to chaos
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The IT landscape of most organisations has been built up over
time, comprising a mix of old and new technology existing in a
complex, finely balanced environment.
The EAS Methodology is a unique framework for
introducing Enterprise Architecture management processes,
techniques and tools in a value-driven manner. The methodology
provides the means to define and manage strategies through the
controlled evolution of the IT landscape in line with changes in
the business.
The EAS methodology provides off-the-shelf processes, tools
and templates which can help you expedite the enterprise
architecture delivery process and generate clear, tangible
business value very quickly. The unique approach of the EAS
Methodology enables organisations to begin reaping the benefits
of Enterprise Architecture in weeks rather than months,
regardless as to whether it is used to extend an existing EA
effort or to support building an EA capability from scratch.
If you would like to know more about the EAS methodology,contact us here.
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Which of EAS's services do you need?
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EA Consulting
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You are developing an IT
strategy. |
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You are considering or
are already developing an SOA. |
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You have a major project
requiring architecture support. |
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You are running a package
selection project. |
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Your project is heading
off track. |
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You are about to make a
major investment in IT. |
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You are about to acquire or
merge with another company. |
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You are developing an
architecture group and require
on-site mentoring or training. |
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EA Capability Development
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You want to ensure IT
alignment to your business strategy. |
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You want clarity in where
IT is delivering business
benefit. |
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You want a consistent,
repeatable and measurable
approach to managing IT. |
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There are few controls in
place in your IT delivery
organisation. |
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You want IT to be seen as
a true business competency. |
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You have rolled out an EA
framework but cannot derive
value from it. |
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You are not sure your
existing EA capability is
maximizing its potential. |
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