Assessing Requirements for Agile Enterprise Architecture Management: A Multiple-Case Study
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2021-01-05
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Agile enterprise architecture management (EAM) is a means to cope with the pressure for continuous architectural change in the context of short innovation cycles. However, the literature states a lack of practical EAM approaches. Therefore, this study aims at fostering the development of agile enterprise architecture frameworks (EAFs) by providing agile requirements and implementation concepts based on a literature review and an exploratory multiple-case study in three organizations of the logistics and construction tools industry. The multiple-case study's ranking by importance sets the focus on three requirements, for which implementation concepts are revealed. The gained insights make the concept and benefits of agile EAM tangible, indicate a shared understanding between the cases, and afford opportunities for future research.
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IT Governance and its Mechanisms, agile, case study, enterprise architecture management, implementations
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 54th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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